MOD Discount on MS Office Package? - Army Rumour Service
WEBMay 18, 2017 — MICROSOFT HUP 365? Not an army discount, but part of corporate licences to allow staff to buy a home copy. For office at £9.99 you need the MoD HUP code from DII and a DII email address with access to the internet gateway. Or for free students / teachers may get office, with a qualifying email address. Or …
Microsoft office for cheap?? - Army Rumour Service
WEB24 Aug 2013. #3. If you search MS office home use program from dii and put in your dii email, it will cost you about £8. I did it last year. Not used the ****** yet. You will then have 3x licences to use on your different computers. If you don't have any joy, pm me your dii email and ill send you the e mail I got from Microsoft.
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MICROSOFT HUP 365? - Army Rumour Service
WEBFeb 25, 2017 — Without full Office 365 it links everything with a free Microsoft account Buying the upgrades gives more function, but the free stuff does anything I need to do on a phone I believe that there were restrictions in the past meaning you could just view documents, or could edit only what was previously created but I …
Gamekey discounter.co.uk - Army Rumour Service
WEB26 Mar 2020. #14. AlienFTM said: At IBM we could get MS Office because it's what customers used, even though IBM produced the Lotus Smartsuite and later Lotus Symphony competitors. Open Office came along, IBM pushed it because it saved paying licence fees to MS. When Sun passed Open Office to …
Forces Discount Cards - do you carry one and which one (s) do …
WEB16 Nov 2017. #4. There is only one ‘official’ forces discount scheme: Defence Discount Service. It’s identical to the Blue Light Scheme (just branded as Defence) Under this there is the free option of validating yourself with a Defence email account and getting access to the website for offers, or upgrading to the full retail scheme by ...
Military History and Militaria | Page 365 | Army Rumour Service
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Dishonorable discharge and service status | Army ... - Army …
WEBLE. 23 Aug 2024. #5. surfincivi said: Yes but when questioned on your service, walting is not good, neither is dishonourable discharge. So best say nowt. Although they're entitled to all of the 'perks' that a vet who served in the Falklands, Afghanistan, Iraq etc. gets like being front of the queue for NHS treatment, housing and so on. 2.
MOD 90 discounts | Page 2 | Army Rumour Service
WEBSwinger. 29 Nov 2009. #21. The MOD discount booklet (also available online) is utter sh1te. Most of the "military" discounts offered are available to your average civvie punter straight off the street. The best advice is to haggle a discount from the dealer or vendor who offer military discount without letting on your are military.
Free/Reduced entry London - Army Rumour Service
WEBMar 6, 2013 — LE. 7 Mar 2013. #12. waffen said: National Army Museum is free, as are all Museums in London. Watching the Change of the Guard is free, and so is walking around Borough Market. As for the rest, full price I guess. The only place I have got in with a discount using my MOD90 is the Tower of London.