Is there a discount given to not-for-profit corportions?

We would like to get up to 25 computers withe MS Office. Already have
windows XP on computers, but no software. Which should we get and can we get
a discount for non-profit companies?
Ed

"edge" <edge@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> We would like to get up to 25 computers withe MS Office. Already have
> windows XP on computers, but no software. Which should we get and can we
> get
> a discount for non-profit companies?
> Ed
>


If you are a charity, and don't need Outlook, have you looked at Open
Office? (Free!)
www.openoffice.org

edge <edge@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> We would like to get up to 25 computers withe MS Office. Already
> have windows XP on computers, but no software. Which should we
> get and can we get a discount for non-profit companies?

Talk to a Microsoft sales rep, explain the situation such as the nature
of your business, etc. the very worst that can happen is you'll be told
there's no discount.

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After furious head scratching, edge asked:

| We would like to get up to 25 computers withe MS Office. Already have
| windows XP on computers, but no software. Which should we get and
| can we get a discount for non-profit companies?
| Ed