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Hello, how can a personal usage (non-business) account purchase Office Pro 2024 LTSC (with MS Access)? I have no idea how to go about this.
I am still running Office 2010 (not a typo). Its time to upgrade.
I am not going to be connected to an internet very often so 365 is not the way for me to go. I only need to install and use on one PC (laptop) running Windows 11 Pro which I recently purchased. I am showing my age here but ever since the first MS Office I'd be able to go into a local store (Egghead Software in my area back then) and just purchase it.
The version in the stores today (Staples, for example) do not contact MS Access. They also seem to need me to be connected often or regularly. In my situation I can not guarantee Internet access so I probably cant run it as I've read that I have to log in every so often (2 weeks?) Either way, I may not be connected for many months at a time.
Last, this is just for personal usage: I only need Word, Excel, Access. I like to play around with VBA in all three apps and for me its just a hobby which is likely why I cant seem to get this form to work (since I dont have a business email address) https://info.microsoft.com/ww-landing-microsoft-365-contact-me.html
Please, someone guide me to a place where I can purchase Office Pro 2024 LTSC for this old guy? Thank you!!
Honestly, I'm not sure. Looks like the two versions available on bestbuy.com don't include Access. Sorry, I don't know how to obtain it 'outside the business world.'
- Michael
Thank you! Yes, I have seen those and they're also the same as I have seen at Staples and Office Depot. I think those are refered to as "Microsoft Office 2024 Home". It even on BJs, Costco, Amazon (example: https://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Office-purchase-Device-Windows/dp/B0DK29FP4Z)
So I suppose I could do that but that would be 2 of the 3 applications I would like to have but finding MS Access 2024 is a challenge. If I could find Access somewhere then I guess it would really be the same thing.
