are files capatible with MS Office for PC
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I run on Mac. It has been compatible with all of my MS Office for Mac files. I would be willing to step out and say it should work well for the PC version as well.
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Files created in office for Mac should be compatible with files created in office for windows and vice versa. There may be differences in how some things are formatted between the two versions (PowerPoint is especially prone to moving or resizing pictures or slightly changing background colors), but files created in one will open in the other.
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No MS Office cannot be installed. In fact this version of Windows was intended for mobile devices and is no longer supported, It is a good product for playing around with and maybe porting Android, but if you want something to run windows you are better off with an used laptop.
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No. But it's trailware and doesn't give you full MS Office functionality for free. After the trial period is over it reverts. I just uninstalled the entire application and replaced it with libreoffice http://www.libreoffice.org/. If you don't need all of the advanced macro feature libreoffice will do the job nicely.
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No, mine did not. I use Kingsoft Suite which has Writer (Word), Spreadsheet (Excel), etc. So far, they are compatible & nearly identical to MS Office.
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No, but you can download Kingsoft Office, free software that replicates Office very well. I uses this on my phone, Kindle, and Galaxy.
1125920
The program available on the tablet is called Open office and is compatible with Microsoft Office and will convert existing files.
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Trial version of Office. I think it includes MS Works without any extra charge.
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I had no problem joining my homegroup and sharing files with my desktop and another laptop, both running Windows 7. I use MS Office 2007. It is a little slower on Word and Powerpoint than my desktop, but not outrageously. I wouldn't use it as my main productivity machine, but for journaling and keeping a photo scrapbook, it works a treat.
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No. But it's trailware and doesn't give you full MS Office functionality for free. After the trial period is over it reverts.I just uninstalled the entire application and replaced it with libreoffice http://www.libreoffice.org/. If you don't need all of the advanced macro feature libreoffice will do the job nicely.
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You can use Word equivalent off google-play, but I am not sure whether they would be literal equivalents of MS Office.
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All you would need to do is download the application you want and your good to go. I see there is a one called Documents to go that is compatible it has Word, Powerpoint, and Exel.
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This is an android os system. anything you can get on a android play store. android does have word and excel programs that are compatible with windows office.
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Not exactly. To use MS Office you must activate it (read, pay for it) then it will complete installation and then you can use it.
786690
Yes, this PC comes with OpenOffice which is compatible with Office 2007 and also with Office 2010.
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Files such as txt, doc, pdf, and other cross-platform files can be transferred over to a Mac from a PC as long as you have formatted the hard drive correctly (exFAT). I'd definitely recommend reading up on the drive format and transferring files as there are a lot of great online resources. Keep in mind that .exe or executable files (applications) are not cross platform and therefore you can't open up MS Word from a PC on a Mac. However, documents, videos, etc. should all have some cross-platform application that can read/write them when required. Although, some content may need to be transformed (video formats on PC aren't super kind on Mac). One final note - fonts. You may have awesome files that are formatted with great fonts and the like on a Mac or PC. These layouts don't translate well in Word or Powerpoint due to the differences in fonts from one platform to the next. PDF is a great way to ensure accurate layout, but expect layouts to shift if fonts differ from one computer to the next. PS I use Unix, PC and Mac, so I have a lot of ways to transfer content between the three (although I use UNIX primarily for serving web content and programming, so that's not that relevant here). Also, if you want to run Windows on a Mac, I would recommend looking into Parallels or Boot Camp. I prefer Parallels because I can have Windows apps open along with Mac apps at the same time. Just make sure you beef up on RAM and processor speeds. Knowledge is power, so make sure you use the web to fill in your knowledge gaps. Don't want to lose data!
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Try "openoffice.org". It's free and is supposedly compatible with MSOffice.