office 2000 for sale

[David B.]

Recevied as a present - unwanted. Unopened Box. This is the Full version of
the premium edition(worth &1300). I'll sell it for the upgrade price $850.
Email me.

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David R. Bradford
brad...@iinet.net.au
279256

[Carsten Bauer]

Ya gotta be fu**ing joking.
MS Office 2000, small business edition OEM $330
MS Office 2000, standard upgrade $380
MS Office 2000, Professional upgrade $540
From Austin Computers

"David B." wrote:

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[Jason Cornelius]

Carsten Bauer <num...@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
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> Ya gotta be fu**ing joking.
> MS Office 2000, small business edition OEM $330
> MS Office 2000, standard upgrade $380
> MS Office 2000, Professional upgrade $540
> From Austin Computers

Did he say any of those versions?
No.. He said *PREMIUM*, which is around $1200 - $1300.
Sheesh, you're talking about the upgrades and OEM's. He's talking about the
full package.
READ before you post with your insults.

Jason.

[Carsten Bauer]

Well to me "Premium" means the Lite version.
Whats in this version that makes it different from the Office 2000 Prof.
Version then?

Jason Cornelius wrote:

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[Paul Day]

In iinet.general Carsten Bauer <num...@iinet.net.au> wrote:
> Well to me "Premium" means the Lite version.
> Whats in this version that makes it different from the Office 2000 Prof.
> Version then?

More undocumented features. :)

PD

[Jason Cornelius]

Carsten Bauer <num...@iinet.net.au> wrote in message

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> Well to me "Premium" means the Lite version.
> Whats in this version that makes it different from the Office 2000 Prof.
> Version then?

Firstly, you were quoting upgrade prices, not full retail prices.
Office Pro is around $850
Office Premium is the top of the bunch and contains everything in all the
others plus Frontpage 2000 and Photodraw 2000.
It's price is around $1200.

Jason.

[Carsten Bauer]

my apologies then

Jason Cornelius wrote:

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[David B.]

[Zac Charlesworth]

Go out unto all the world and let it be known that on this day Tue, 07
Dec 1999 15:07:42 +0800 a mysterious being known only as Carsten Bauer
<num...@iinet.net.au> escaped the abyss to utter the following
foreboding words:

>Well to me "Premium" means the Lite version.

The Premium edition is the highest(most expensive) version. It goes
Standard, pro then premium. It contains Front page 2000 and some other
stuff.

Zac

[Carsten Bauer]

Just so you know, i got a quote from Austin Computers for $650.
I even asked the manager of their Osbourne Park shop, and he said it was
the FULL PREMIUM Version of Office 2000.

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[Zac Charlesworth]

Go out unto all the world and let it be known that on this day Tue, 14
Dec 1999 08:51:45 +0800 a mysterious being known only as Carsten Bauer
<NOS...@iinet.net.au> escaped the abyss to utter the following
foreboding words:

>Just so you know, i got a quote from Austin Computers for $650.

>I even asked the manager of their Osbourne Park shop, and he said it was
>the FULL PREMIUM Version of Office 2000.

Then it's either OEM or an Upgrade. OEM must be bought with a computer
system, an upgrade requires a valid upgrade product to be installed on
your machine first. (Licensed)

Zac

[Carsten Bauer]

Like I said in my previous post.
FULL PREMIUM!!!

[Jason Cornelius]

Carsten Bauer <NOS...@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
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>
> Like I said in my previous post.
> FULL PREMIUM!!!

Then he's God.
Even ex-tax it's not that cheap.
Someone's bullshitting somewhere.
It's probably a repackaged second hand copy.

Jason.

[Zac Charlesworth]

Go out unto all the world and let it be known that on this day Tue, 14

Dec 1999 11:22:16 +0800 a mysterious being known only as Carsten Bauer

<NOS...@iinet.net.au> escaped the abyss to utter the following
foreboding words:

>Like I said in my previous post.
>FULL PREMIUM!!!

Well then, either

a) You're wrong
b) He's lying
c) He extremely generous and doesn't mind losing lots of money
d) It's an illegal copy (not necessarily known by the store)
e) It's an OEM copy (OEM copy are sill the full editions)

I'd be leaning towards a or e.

Zac (MS AER and Channel partner) Charlesworth

[David B.]

I don't know why you seem so intent on embarrassing yourself. I'm telling
you, "Microsoft Office 2000 Premium FULL edition" is priced around $1300
retail.

Of course the upgrade is cheaper.
Of course OEM versions are cheaper - but you have to buy a new computer to
qualify for that.

If you have nothing constructive to add to this thread, I politely suggest
you refrain from adding at all.

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David R. Bradford
brad...@iinet.net.au
279256

"Carsten Bauer" <NOS...@iinet.net.au> wrote in message

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> Just so you know, i got a quote from Austin Computers for $650.
> I even asked the manager of their Osbourne Park shop, and he said it was
> the FULL PREMIUM Version of Office 2000.
>
>

> Zac Charlesworth wrote:
> >
> > Go out unto all the world and let it be known that on this day Tue, 07

> > Dec 1999 15:07:42 +0800 a mysterious being known only as Carsten Bauer
> > <num...@iinet.net.au> escaped the abyss to utter the following
> > foreboding words:
> >

> > >Well to me "Premium" means the Lite version.
> >
> > The Premium edition is the highest(most expensive) version. It goes
> > Standard, pro then premium. It contains Front page 2000 and some other
> > stuff.
> >
> > Zac
>