Can you use Microsoft Office programs on this tablet?
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Off course you can , but you have to install it. I got mine for 9.99$ through the my company software for home use agreement
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Yes, though I think Microsoft needs to optimize the software for touch screens better, it works fine. Keep in mind the processing power is not the same as a desktop or better laptop, but it will work.
567756
No, Microsoft Office is a licensed product and doesn't come on this laptop. It might have a 30-day trial, but that's all.
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Do I have to download any programs for it or any thing. I jpwnt to use it on my tablet
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I say yes, but it depends on what you want. I had someone ask the same question who wanted a tablet to work with Excel and Powerpoint. Those are Microsoft products. If you want something to work well with programs like that, you would be better off buying a Microsoft-based tablet. For Android, I say this one is GREAT. It is durable, the battery lasts well. The camera isn't terrific, but it's not the worst, either. I'm not a gamer, the fanciest game I have on it is Temple Run 2, but that one plays nicely. I thought the price was excellent, especially since the Kindle Fire's tablets that take memory cards were WAY more expensive. I've had it since November 2014, and am very happy with it. I say yes, but it depends on what you want. I had someone ask the same question who wanted a tablet to work with Excel and Powerpoint. Those are Microsoft products. If you want something to work well with programs like that, you would be better off buying a Microsoft-based tablet. For Android, I say this one is GREAT. It is durable, the battery lasts well. The camera isn't terrific, but it's not the worst, either. I'm not a gamer, the fanciest game I have on it is Temple Run 2, but that one plays nicely. I thought the price was excellent, especially since the Kindle Fire's tablets that take... » Read More I say yes, but it depends on what you want. I had someone ask the same question who wanted a tablet to work with Excel and Powerpoint. Those are Microsoft products. If you want something to work well with programs like that, you would be better off buying a Microsoft-based tablet. For Android, I say this one is GREAT. It is durable, the battery lasts well. The camera isn't terrific, but it's not the worst, either. I'm not a gamer, the fanciest game I have on it is Temple Run 2, but that one plays nicely. I thought the price was excellent, especially since the Kindle Fire's tablets that take memory cards were WAY more expensive. I've had it since November 2014, and am very happy with it. « Show Less
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any program that runs on your current windows computer should probably, but not definitely run on this tablet. but this tablet is not very fast or well suited to something like movie maker, so while the program may work, you may not want to use it on here
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No. But if all you want to do is read documents which have been produced with those programs there are programs in the Google play store which will do that. Also Office suite pro may do what you want in a compatibility way. Check them out in the play store to see.
424808
No, this is an android tablet. There are some 3rd party products that will allow for limited editing and functionality for MS-Office products but there are no MS applications for Android.
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I think it can run some kind of office if you pay for it, butvthere are other apps that you can download for free if you're trying to type a document.
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No, As the Surface tablet OS is Windows RT and you would need to use the Windows store app to install apps- Apps (included) Microsoft Office Home and Student 2013 RT1 (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, OneNote, Outlook); Windows Mail and Messaging; SkyDrive; Internet Explorer 10; Bing; Xbox Music, Video, and Games. Works exclusively with apps available in the Windows Store. Windows Store Apps: Kindle Netflix Hulu Plus Vudu Pandora Skype Youtube Facebook Twitter Pintrest Instagram Xbox Games Xbox Smartglass Xbox One Smartglass over 120,000 apps and games
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Hi. There are apps on the google play store that can work with Office documents, but it is an Android device, not Windows, you may be better off looking for a Windows-based device.
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There are NO microsoft office programs available for chromebook. You do have the option of using Google Docs which will edit Word documents and offers pretty much the same features. An option MAY be that you get the new Office 365 (http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/home-premium/) that is a "CLOUD" based program (I have not tried it with my Chromebook, so I don't know if it works). This however costs you like $99/yr for all of office. If this does not appeal to you, then a chromebook is not for you.
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You might be able to install Windows 8 on it, but you'd have to root the device, which would void your warranty. This is an Android Device, so the Office Mobile and Dropbox apps are available for Android.
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No, "normal" Windows programs won't work on Android tablets. Tablets aren't computers like desktops or laptops, they're more for communications and entertainment.
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Yes it can run MS office. You may download MS office via internet and install and buy a product key code of the MS office to activate it. Thanks, PCrush
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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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Office is not included by default. You will need to add it should you need those programs.
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This is an Android tablet so it does not run Microsoft Windows nor Office applications; however it does come with the free versions of the "Documents To Go" app for viewing such documents. In order to edit those documents you will need to buy the full version of this app for about $15. If editing and creating Microsoft documents is a primary reason you are thinking of purchasing a tablet, I would recommend checking out the Asus Transformer Book T100 with comes with Windows 8.1 and Office 2013. The Windows tablets are still way short on apps compared to Android tablets, but they are starting to make strides in that area.