Are there fewer problems with the new 2013 Office for Mac versions of power point, Xcell, and word?
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I am yet to have any issues with the new version, but again, I'm not creating huge excel sheets with multiple macros etc. On Word, inputting images and resizing them have not been an issue as I previously heard. As I use it more I will follow up with more input.
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I see nobody has answered you in the past five years, but yes Office 97 works just fine on Windows XP. I used to have that setup myself.
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Yes office for Mac. It runs very smooth and can be purchased and downloaded from Amazon.
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No, this has it's own version of word, excel and power point that is compatible with the ms versions.Actually works quite nicely.I've downloaded ms stuff and used it, haven't uploaded to my pc and used with ms programs yetGood luck :}
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Original package is in the trash, I have microsoft office for MAC OX installed with no problems, works fine and recently i updated to the mac ox yosemite software and microsoft office still works fine
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I would think so. I have a Mac and the current version of Word and it prints just fine.
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No it doesn't. Kind of odd that microsoft products don't come standard with office while Apple does.
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I haven't had any problems at all. Are you doing your Mac upgrades as soon as requested? I just wish the Mac version was as large and as easy to use as the PC version
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Not sure how to answer that, exactly. Word and Excel work fine with my new Dell desktop windows 7. Except for Outlook, which is horrible piece of garbage I removed and installed from a copy of Office 2007.
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In past versions of PPT for Mac you could not use a lot of the animation features that are available to Windows users because they rely on support from a Windows only resource called Visual Basic for Applications. As recent as MS Office for Mac 2008 this was still a problem, but newer versions of the Microsoft software may have resolved this issue. As a Mac user, however, you are entitled to download a free copy of a program called Keynote. I have found Keynote to be a very capable development tool, and in many ways better than PPT.
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It's got an office starter kit, which consists of only word 2013 and excel 2013. But both are full versions, not trial versions.
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On 10.9.4 it worked out of the box for Power Point 14.43 (from Office 2011 for Mac) with the exception of the play button. The play button sends two keys, alternating between F5 and ESC. Since the ESC is usually used to exit a presentation it may be best to map the two key presses via Keyboard Preferences. The remote itself is very nice. Fwd, back, blank screen, timer, green laser, all work very nicely.
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Hi WK Lorber, I too have the same as you and am a convert to Mac, I have MS Office 2004 for Mac, where did this post get you please and how did you go forward... nearly a year ago? Cheers Bob sortemout@btinternet.com
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Either, depending on the OS. It works equally awful if you use MS Office. Use Open Office and it actually runs well.
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Yes .. definitely. The newer version of Office is more geared towards tablet use, Pen/handwriting recognition and some hand gestures
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Yes. I have it on a Windows 7 64 bit computer. only had a problem after Office 2013 was installed.
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You'll need Office for Mac; works great and is compatible with Windows OS versions of Office, but only word, excel, powerpoint, and outlook. It doesn't include Project, Visio, or OneNote. Available from Amazon via download here: http://www.amazon.com/Office-Mac-2011-Home-Business/dp/B0064PF4ZQ/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1403018369&sr=8-2&keywords=office+for+mac