I+don't+have+Microsoft+Office+on+my+home+computer!

Agh...You want to type up a Word document, create an Excel spreadsheet, or make a PowerPoint presentation, but you can't find Microsoft Office on your computer. Microsoft Office includes Word, Excel, Publisher, Access and Powerpoint.

There are three ways to fix this. You can:
 * 1) Buy Microsoft Office. It costs $150 for the Student/Teacher edition, and $500 for the Professional edition that includes Microsoft Access.
 * 2) Use Google Docs ([|http://docs.google.com]). This free service from Google lets you create basic Word, Excel, and Powerpoint files online, and save them online for access anywhere in the world. You can also import your existing files, and export your Google documents in many standard formats (even PDF). Check out the link on our home page about Google Docs if you still have any questions.
 * 3) Use OpenOffice ([]). OpenOffice is a free office productivity suite that performs many of the same functions as Microsoft Office. It includes word processing, spreadsheet, presentation, drawing, database, and equation editing software. It can save files in a variety of formats, and export files out as PDF's. It is also available in hundreds of languages (even Estonian).