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Microsoft Student Cost
Dear Jonathan Curasi,

Thank you for ordering from Microsoft - The Ultimate Steal on September
. The following email is a summary of your order. Please use this as your proof of purchase. If you paid by credit card, please look for DRI*StudentOfficeUS on your credit card billing statement.

LOOKING UP YOUR ORDER
1.Go to http://store.digitalriver.com/store/msshus/DisplayHelpPage You may also find other helpful information on this page.
2. Look up your order either through the order number or your account login information.

DOWNLOADABLE PRODUCTS
Downloadable products may be accessed by looking up your order. When the order summary appears, click on the Download link next to the product name.

PHYSICAL PRODUCTS
You will receive a separate e-mail notification when your products have shipped. Please note: This e-mail message was sent from a notification-only address that cannot accept incoming e-mail. Please do not reply to this message. Sincerely,
Microsoft - The Ultimate Steal Customer Service

YOUR ORDER AND BILLING INFORMATION
Customer Number:
Order Number:
Order Date: Sep 17, 2008 1:36:20 AM

Jonathan Curasi 7Th Av

HUNTINGTON WV 25703

Shipping Address: 7Th Av

HUNTINGTON WV 25703
US

Product SKU: 76H-00446
Product Name: Microsoft® Office Ultimate 2007 (Windows XP/Vista)
Qty Ordered: 1
Amount: $59.95
Product Key (FPP): T763Y-F3WQC-D7HCH-4CMKK-M9DQQ

Product SKU: 76H-00408
Product Name: Office Ultimate 2007 back-up DVD - $13.00
Qty Ordered: 1
Amount: $13.00

Product SKU: DR_EDS_PRODUCT
Product Name: Extended Download Service
Qty Ordered: 1
Amount: $5.95
Shipment Tracking Numbers:

SubTotal: $78.90
Shipping: $0.00

Tax: $0.00
Total:
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