How do I get a free Microsoft developer account?

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How do I get a free Microsoft developer account?

The account signup process

  1. Go to the registration page and select Sign up.
  2. If you’re not already signed in with a Microsoft account, sign in now, or create a new Microsoft account.
  3. Select the country/region where you live or where your business is located.
  4. Select your developer account type (individual or company).

Is a Microsoft developer account free?

As a program member, you can get a free Microsoft 365 developer subscription with 25 user licenses to use to build your solutions.

How do I create a Microsoft account for students?

How to create a new Microsoft account

  1. Go to account.microsoft.com, select Sign in, and then choose Create one!
  2. If you’d rather create a new email address, choose Get a new email address, choose Next, and then follow the instructions.

What is Microsoft developer account?

With a developer account, you can submit apps and games to Microsoft marketplaces, including the Microsoft Store. You’ll need to use a Microsoft account to set up the account.

How do I add a Microsoft account to my college email?

Steps for Successful Sign-In: Work or School Account

  1. Enter the email address that was assigned the new Visual Studio subscription.
  2. Click “Continue”
  3. Redirected to Corporate Sign in page.
  4. Enter “Password”
  5. Click “Sign in”
  6. At this point, the “Benefits” page should be displayed.

How do I activate school email on word?

Login to your student email account on the device that you wish to install Microsoft Office on. Navigate to the Office 365 home page, and under Install Office, select ‘Office 365 Apps’. A new window will open where you can select and install the operating system you require for your device/s.

What is Microsoft developer used for?

Microsoft Developer Program Unlock your potential by building and submitting apps, games, and add-ins to Microsoft storefronts.

Do Students get free Office 365?

Students and educators are eligible for Office 365 Education for free, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and now Microsoft Teams, plus additional classroom tools. All you need is a valid school email address.