If you wish to use only Word and do not want to install the suite’s other components, then your best option would be just to purchase and install Word outright and not worry about getting the office suite at all. The following link has information on what each contains and their respective pricing: /en-US/compare-all-microsoft-office-products. Right now, Office 365 comes in three service-level editions: Home Edition, Personal Edition and Home and Student. You must install the entire suite at once if you don't want to use a title within the suite, then ignore it after installation and move onward. Rather, it’s an all-or-nothing scenario essentially. While previous versions of Microsoft Office allowed the user to perform “custom” installations of the program pack so he or she could pick and choose which programs and features to install from the suite, Office 365 does not offer this option. Once you choose to stop paying the annual fee, then all programs included will stop being accessible to you at the time your subscription ends. To continue using the suite from year to year, simply continue paying the subscription rate when prompted.
The subscription also includes all updates to these programs, which ensures you will always have the latest editions and capabilities of the programs available to you as long as your subscription remains current.
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Is there another way to download the suite so that I just have Word? I really don't want to pay for programs I don't use.Ī: Microsoft Office 365 is a productivity suite with a subscription rate of $99.99 per year.įor that cost, users can install and use full versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneDrive (Microsoft's cloud-based storage system), OneNote and Outlook for one year and can install the suite on up to five different machines at once if needed. Of the suite, I really only use Microsoft Word.
Q: My Microsoft Office 365 subscription will be expiring soon.