How to download/install Office 2010 or 2011 on a Mac?

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  1. ian82

    ian82 MDL Expert

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    #1 ian82, Aug 25, 2012
    A friend is asking me where can he get Office 2010 or 2011 for a Mac and I have no idea

    any help is greatly appreciated

    thanks
     
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  2. Tito

    Tito Super Mod / Adviser
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    #2 Tito, Aug 25, 2012
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    #3 shallots, Aug 27, 2012
    I have no idea about the reason why your friend is interested in Office 2010 or Office 2011...The office tools in mac OS is perfected.
     
  4. MarkJohnson

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    #4 MarkJohnson, Aug 29, 2012
    Thank you Tito for the link. I deleted my .dmg file by mistake and wanted it on my new Mountain Lion hackintosh I just finished working and debugged. OS X sure is nice.

    I'm not sure what you mean by perfect, but Mountain Lion wouldn't open my .XML file properly and has trouble with all Office files I've tested. It was just raw unformatted data.

    Maybe iWorks will do better, but it requires another purchase and I already have Office 2011 Home & Business.

    -=Mark=-
     
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    #5 lokster, Sep 1, 2012
    download it via appstore or buy one at an apple store
     
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    meister_sd MDL Novice

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    #6 meister_sd, Sep 9, 2012
    Get it from Microsoft:

    microsoft.com/mac

    Download the trial and put in your legit key - done.
     
  7. ian82

    ian82 MDL Expert

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    #7 ian82, Jan 6, 2013 (OP)
    excuse my ignorance as I am a total n00b to Mac OS

    But where are the office tools in Mac? are they built in? please elaborate
     
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    vinodh MDL Junior Member

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    #8 vinodh, Jan 7, 2013
    The Office package that Apple make is called iWork and consists of Pages, Keynote and Numbers. In order, it's Apple's version of Word, PowerPoint and Excel. iWork is compatible with Microsoft Office.

    They cost $20 each in the Mac App Store. They do not come pre-installed on a Mac as standard unless you specify it and pay for it in advance.