Microsoft Office 2024 lifetime access on sale for $160

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Microsoft is offering a discount on its Office 2024 software. You can buy a lifetime license for $159.97 until March 30, down from the regular price of $249.99. This license covers the Home & Business version for both Mac and PC. This deal allows access to popular programs like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote. It is a one-time purchase, meaning you won’t have to pay recurring fees like you do with Microsoft 365. The license is linked to your Microsoft account, allowing you to reinstall it if you change computers. However, it is important to note that this version will not receive future updates. Once Microsoft releases a new version, you'll be stuck with Office 2024. This may not be a problem if you only need basic tools without the latest features. Office 2024 includes improvements, especially in Excel for handling large data files. PowerPoint also has new features, such as the option to record presentations using live camera feeds. Outlook comes with better search capabilities and an updated error-checker for emails. The new design makes all apps look more modern and consistent, and the suite can function entirely offline. Additionally, Office 2024 has some AI features. Word offers Smart Compose to help with writing. Excel has tools to analyze data and suggest charts. PowerPoint provides better storytelling options for presentations. You can collaborate with others in real-time, but it's not as smooth as in Microsoft 365. Keep in mind that this deal doesn’t include a subscription to Microsoft Teams. This offer is great if you want an Office suite without a subscription. But if you prefer regular updates and cloud features, Microsoft 365 might be a better fit.


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