Mac 2011 Home & Student or Office for Mac 2011 Home & Business (one-time purchase of Office) installation instructions. For one-time purchases of Office for Mac 2011 you can install Office on only one computer. I just downloaded Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac from the 'Downloads' section of the Microsoft.com website. There is a section on there called 'Buy Now', and I was wondering if just downlaoding MO 2011 costs anything. Office 2010; Office 2011 for Mac. Excel for Office 365 for Mac Word for Office 365 for Mac Outlook for Office 365 for. Version of Office at no additional cost.

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I contacted support thru their chat box and was only directed to this site where I can look up or post my own questions. Really great customer support Microsoft! I wish to have a refund or a product key to another Microsoft Office that will run on Mac at 64bit. I'll be holding my breath awaiting even more outstanding customer service. Hi Don't be mislead. Office 2011 DOES work in all current versions of Mac OS X up to and including all versions of High Sierra 10.13 issued to date.

Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac review. By Tomas Ondik on January 21, 2011. Microsoft Messenger 2011 for Mac. With Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac users will also get the Microsoft Messenger, a communicator for MSN and Windows Live users, which is also compatible with Yahoo!

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Not only are there numerous improvements imported from Office 2010, but there are even some Mac-exclusive enhancements, not to mention some excellent integration with not only OS X itself but also a number of Apple’s own applications that give Office for Mac 2011 an appeal that’s hard to resist. The least appealing aspect of Office is the pricing, which is significantly more than the £50ish for which iWork can be picked up. Those able to get along without an extra email client on their Macs can grab Home and Student for £89.99 with Home and Business adding Outlook for a heftier £189.99. Home and Student, and Home and Business also come in two-user and three-user versions, priced at 109.99 and 239.99 respectively. As we know, more important than the price is what Office for Mac 2011 has to offer for it.

More on that in a bit. Upgrading from 2008 (or before) The should-I-or-shouldn’t-I-buy question is almost as easy to answer for anyone who owns an earlier version of Office: Assuming the price is no barrier, Office 2011 has enough new features to make the investment make great sense. In addition to the Windows compatibility I extolled above, there’s also: • The ability to save documents to the cloud (using Microsoft’s SkyDrive or SharePoint services) and then edit them from anywhere, using either the Office desktop client (Windows or OS X) or the Office Web apps; • The new Ribbon interface, which replaces 2008’s much-maligned Elements Gallery. It makes commonly used tools easily accessible, and (if you don’t like it) is easily and completely removable; • The Template Gallery, which makes templates both easier to use and more powerful; • Outlook 2011’s new e-mail database system, which makes the program more compatible with both Time Machine and Spotlight than Entourage was. The list goes on: There are tons of new features in Office 2011 that, cumulatively, should be worth the price of admission for all but the tightest of tightwads. Who shouldn’t buy Office 2011 All that said, there’s one big group of users who can probably ignore Office 2011: those who currently use, and are perfectly content with Apple's $79, the free, or some.