Office 2013 or 2010 or 2007 for Windows 8?

Discussion in 'Microsoft Office' started by mentat, Feb 13, 2013.

  1. mentat

    mentat MDL Novice

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    Which one has the least hassle in terms of activation and so forth? It seems the only noticeable difference is that Office 2013 is better integrated with the Metro UI of Win 8, but if it's problematic to activate and maintain since it checks constantly online like Win 8, maybe Office 2010 or even 2007 would be enough for typical usage? Has anyone tried the most recent versions and which one is the least problematic? TIA
     
  2. AlexAlba

    AlexAlba MDL Addicted

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    #2 AlexAlba, Feb 13, 2013
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    I have tried them all.
    Currently I'm using Office 2013. (KMS activation)
    the least hassle? Office 2007 (replacing a dll file does the trick)
     
  3. EFA11

    EFA11 Avatar Guru

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    least hassle for me is 2010 (MS Toolkit), but I like 2013 so I deal with the extra "slight" once every 6 months hassle lol.
     
  4. CODYQX4

    CODYQX4 MDL Developer

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    #4 CODYQX4, Feb 13, 2013
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  5. EFA11

    EFA11 Avatar Guru

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    that is good news Sir Cody of codeshire :worthy:
     
  6. orbidia

    orbidia MDL Junior Member

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    Do you mean Office 2013 will be able to be activated without running a VM? That would be nice.

    Is there a thread with progress updates or is this something you are working on yourself?
     
  7. Moreni

    Moreni MDL Novice

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    Office 2007 on Win 8

    Which dll file needs to be replaced?
     
  8. MrKaon

    MrKaon MDL Senior Member

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    mso.dll

    better use office 2013 much better than any office. find the download link down in my sig.
     
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