The legal drinking age in the United States should be lowered from 21 to 18 for its citizensâ own safety, because adults can and should make their own decisions regarding alcohol, and because it is unconstitutional not to give them the chance to try. Image Credit: Seita O., Palatine, IL.
In this post I want to discuss the current Office 365 license plans available. A lot is changing at Microsoft (see our previous blog posts here and here) so this is all subject to change. The basic version of Office 365 for nonprofits is the Enterprise E1 plan.The E1 plan is free for qualifying nonprofits. E1 provides the Exchange Online email service which forms the backbone of Office 365.n this post I want to discuss the current Office 365 license plans available. A lot is changing at Microsoft (see our previous blog posts here and here) so this is all subject to change. The basic version of Office 365 for nonprofits is the Enterprise E1 plan.
Microsoft began selling Office 365 Personal on Tuesday, a variant of its productivity suite that delivers all the apps, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and more, for only $6.99 per month.(The full Home version sells for $9.99 per month.).The tradeoff is in the number of your devices that can be running Office. The Personal version allows you to install Office on only a single PC or Mac, plus one tablet.So if, like many households, that combo constitutes the entirety of your large-screen computing devices, Office 365 Personal makes a lot of sense. See also: How Microsoft Started Over and Built Office for iPad.lternatively, you can pay an annual rate of $69.99, which translates into $13.89 in savings every year if you go that route. Office for iPad launched in March, so the prospect of using Office on a tablet is now attractive to many more people.