Does this computer have Microsoft Word software on it already? I have a PC and I want to convert to Apple, but all of my files are in Microsoft Word,
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From the specs, Microsoft Office (Word) is not installed but you can get the Mac version at a very reasonable price and there are a few free compatible packages available. See http://www.openoffice.org/
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Hi Brock. Yes, the MacBook Air comes with a very basic word processor called "TextEdit." You can also download "Pages" from the Mac App store, which is the Mac equivalent of Microsoft Word. Also, this might be of interest: http://www.apple.com/iwork-for-icloud/
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Mine came with a trial version which I think included word, excel, powerpoint. All I really needed was word so my partner purchased a version for $60.00 a year. I think the $60 version also comes with all of the above. It was a bit of a pain to get it switched over the the permanent version I bougth because the trial version was still in my computer. Sorry I could not be more help but I rely on my partner for all this tech stuff. I think the trial version was only good for a few months.
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I believe it depends on the version of MS Word that you have. My MS Word on my Macbook Air has Word 2011 and I've been able to open and save documents from a PC that has Word 2003. Where it gets tricky is when you are trying to open a document saved in a version that is more recent that what you have. This is more of an issue of MS Word software and not the computer itself.
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Windows PC for me....it works using the windows media that comes with windows PC... I don't think it is apple compatable..Follow the advice that Ceton website is giving you...
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I'm not totally sure. I know many Apple products will not run MS-Office modules (Like iPhones and iPads). There should be no reason you cannot run this if you have virtual partitions on your Mac like "Parallels", but I don't think it will run without these additions.
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Basically it's a tablet and you can put a iPad version of Word on it but it will cost you. With an additional keyboard you can make it at and look like a computer but it is the Mac Apple version only.
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No, you need a MAC specific version of office. This version will only work on a PC with the minimal SW and HW requirements listed on Microsoft Office 2013 web site.
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No. You have to purchase Microsoft Office for Apple in order to use Excel and Word.
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Office was not on the computer. You must purchase it from MS, or download a $10 version from NeoOffice, which is for use on Apple computers. I've used NeoOffice only very briefly so far, but find it should be comparable with MS Office.
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No, you cannot not. Apple and Windows run on two different operating systems. Microsoft Office is incompatible with all Apple products. With that said, there are plenty of apps that can import Window Office documents and you can work on them, but it is not officially a Microsoft Office app.
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You can buy (or rent from Microsoft) versions of Office for MAC. There's also the Pages Suite from Apple in the app store which while short of Office's features, gives you similar functionality
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It does not come with MS Office, but you can download Apple's corresponding applications (Pages, Numbers and Keynote) for free. In my opinion the apple applications are better, but they are different so you will need to spend a little time learning how to use them to their best potential.
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No it does not have Micrisoft Word or any Micosift Office products installed so you will have to purchase a copy of Office. I signed for Office 365 & recommend looking into that. It has all MS Office products including Word.
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Word as in Microsoft Word? No, it is not bundled, at least not from factory, maybe you can get a vendor that preinstalls it separately.
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Discount Mac Depot does include Microsoft Office pre installed on the Mac. Thanks
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I have an iMac but am not certain what year I got it. But I had to upgrade to 4 gigs (I couldn't add more than that) and buy the windows program to go with it. I have been as happy with it as with any new computer workings. My iMac sometimes runs slow and I must delete temp files etc to keep it efficient.