So if your usage of Office will NOT be for commercial or nonprofit purposes then it would be more economical to buy Office H&S 2010, either in the 1-PC license form (cheapest) or the 3-PC license form.
Microsoft prices individual stand-alone Office programs at about the same price as it charges for Office Home and Student 2010 which has Word, Excel, Powerpoint and OneNote, In order to have PowerPoint you must purchase a license to use it from Microsoft. The product key on the Windows CoA is for Windows, not Office. "And when I try to enter the product key, it stated that it's not valid." means that in desperation, you entered the product key on the Windows Certificate Of Authenticity (CoA) on theīottom (or side if a desktop) of the computer. When you click on the Shapes button, a menu drops down with various shapes. Then, in the toolbar, click on the Shapes button. ( Slides PowerPoint Template) To add a shape to your slide, click on the Insert tab.
Then when there was no PowerPoint, you tried again and chose #1. Inserting shapes is one of the features of MS PowerPoint. Menu, and when the Office 2010 dialog came up that gives you these choices. Best guess at this point is that you just bought a new computer, you clicked on the Microsoft Office 2010 entry in the Start So that leaves us confused, as you stated that your ".installed or purchased." edition of Office 2010 does not have PowerPoint.
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Instead, you can start a trial of Microsoft 365 Family, or buy Office.
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You wont receive a product key from your PC manufacturer unless you paid for an Office product key card.
Recently discontinued Office Starter 2010.) If you see a Lets get started screen with options to try, buy, or activate Office, this means that Office is installed on your new PC as a 1-month trial of Microsoft 365 Family. The only edition of Office 2010 without PowerPoint is Office Starter 2010, and that is not a "paid-for" product per se, in the sense that the consumer does not buy the product at retail, rather, it is installed by the computer manufacturer. All three paid-for consumer editions of Office 2010 (and for that matter, all other special customer and volume licensing editions of Office 2010) come with PowerPoint.
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