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I would then have to recreate the document in a format that you were able to open and send it back to you. You would then have to e-mail me asking for the document in a different format. docx format, Microsoft Word 2008, wouldn't be able to open it. If for example we needed to communicate for whatever reason and I sent you a file in.

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I would wager though that not having the latest software would be costing them more in time and resources than to simply upgrade.įor the home user, cost would probably be more important then providing resources but I genuinely do believe that not keeping up-to-date with the latest technology is a bad thing, whether you are a home user or a business. In regards to using older versions of Microsoft Office, some huge multinational businesses are still using Office 2003 because replacing all the licenses would cost them fortune.

This in part is down to the way Apple structures their operating system but the fault really does have to go to Microsoft for not thinking the thing through properly.

#Installing microsoft office on macbook and keep iwork install#

I have been contemplating using bootcamp to install Windows Ultimate onto a partition of my Mac so that I can use the actual Office 2013.Īll of the collaboration is there in Office 2011 for Mac, its just not as well thought out or as simple and effortless to implement - thus it wastes time and resources. Having said this, I am not that pleased at all with Office 2011 for Mac. However, I need to keep up-to-date with the latest software. So when you compare subscription vs boxed, in the way, you see that the subscription is far better.

Easily chop and change which devices your software is installed on by activating/deactivating them in your account (this can be accessed from any web-enabled deviceĬompare this to what you get with the boxed version for £79.99 -Ī hard copy of Microsoft Office that you can install onto *one* computer only.

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You get every upgrade that is released for Microsoft Office (as long as your subscription is paid).

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You get 60 free minutes of Skype calls to any world destination.

You get 20GB of SkyDrive storage included (as well as the 7GB that you get free - note that's 27GB in total).

You get all the collaboration tools that goes with Microsoft Office Online.

You can also install Microsoft Office onto 5 mobile devices (a mix of Android, iPhone, WindowsRT device and Windows Mobile.

You can install Microsoft Office onto 5 computers (a mix of Mac and Windows), and.

Yes it is slightly more to buy the subscription when you work it out over the year vs the cost of purchasing the hard copy but it is definitely worth that extra cost. It costs £95.98 per year (which is only £15.89 per year more) and for that extra £15.99 you get all the online collaboration tools from Office 365 and automatic upgrades when new versions are released. It would be a better idea for people to just purchase the subscription version anyway. Microsoft really wants us all to subscribe. The details are here ge_ties_suite_to_specific_PC_forever?taxonomyId=18&pageNumber=1. If the computer fails, a new one will require a new purchase of another Office license. Starting with Office 2013, the computer it's activated on is the only one it can ever reside on.

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The Cliff's Notes version is that until now, the Office license could be transferred from one computer to another as you upgraded your hardware or replaced a failing machine. I want the whole software which i can use whenever i want until i want to uninstall i.Īpart from the other comments in this thread regarding the "when or if" of Office 201x for Mac, there's been a little noted change in the EULA for the licensed version of Office 2013 which will no doubt carry over to any future version of Office for Mac. U know what i mean, the office 2013 that is not the subscription one. I just wanna know that if u have something idea about "Office 2013" for mac.