outlook standalone

Does anyone know if Outlook comes in a Standalone client without having to
purchase the entire suite? If so, is MSDN the best way to download?
M

Office is available as a standalone version as are all Office programs. If
you are a MSDN univeral member, you can check to see if it is available as a
standalone download from there.

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After furious head scratching, M130 asked:

| Does anyone know if Outlook comes in a Standalone client without
| having to purchase the entire suite? If so, is MSDN the best way to
| download?
| M

M130 wrote:
Does anyone know if Outlook comes in a Standalone client without
having to purchase the entire suite?

You know Google exists for a reason. Here's a clue - use it!


If so, is MSDN the best way to
download?
M

Sure, if you want to pay £5,000+ for a £100 application.

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MSDN subscriptions can be had for as little as $1500 US. Don't know the
conversion rate but the rate you cite is much higher than even the most
expensive MSDN subscription.

Also, to the OP, I should have said "Outlook" is available as a standalone
application, not "Office."

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| M130 wrote:
| Does anyone know if Outlook comes in a Standalone client without
| having to purchase the entire suite?
|
| You know Google exists for a reason. Here's a clue - use it!
|
|
| If so, is MSDN the best way to
| download?
| M
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| Sure, if you want to pay £5,000+ for a £100 application.
|
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| Facon - the artificial bacon bits you get in Pizza Hut for sprinkling
| on salads.
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|

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] wrote:
MSDN subscriptions can be had for as little as $1500 US. Don't know
the conversion rate but the rate you cite is much higher than even
the most expensive MSDN subscription.

Also, to the OP, I should have said "Outlook" is available as a
standalone application, not "Office."

Point still valid - as I have never had the need for an MSDN subscription, I
wouldn't know, but the price is immaterial, it's still many times more than
Outlook.



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Facon - the artificial bacon bits you get in Pizza Hut for sprinkling
on salads.