Do I need Microsoft Word? Will Quickbooks for Mac create envelopes and letters without having to have MS Word?
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I don't know the direct answer to this but I will say that I use windowed envelopes and simply fold statements, invoices, credit memos, checks into the windowed envelopes. It saves you a lot of effort!
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Yes. I was able to transfer all of my documents automatically and edit and see them on the MAC. Word, excel, etc.
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Yes. Several Android apps are available to allow you to create documents. For an MS Office-like application for creating the full range of document types, I use Kingsoft Office for Android. The downside to the tablet is the virtual keyboard. I found that data entry through the on screen keyboard is less efficient than when using a "real" keyboard. You may consider a Bluetooth keyboard if you plan to do a lot of document creation on the Iconia 110.
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Windows software, including Microsoft Office, wont's install on Apple iMac. There is Microsoft Office specifically designed for Mac products.
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Unfortunately, I never used quickbooks, so I don't know the difference. I am just beginning to use quicken, as well.
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Microsoft office is not included. Trial copies is on the system, but I would have to purchase them,which I have not.
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the only Microsoft that is on my macbook is Microsoft silverlight whatever that is. it didn't come with Microsoft office. you should ask the person your thinking of purchasing from if it had what you need it on. every macbook is different.
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No microsoft word. But you can use the google docs that is on the chrome os. Also there are free apps in the chrome web store that have MS Word but i have never tried it. I dont' think you can download things to the Chromebook as a separately, only what's on the chrome web store which the MS word is free. Hope this was helpful.
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I would highly recomend iWork because it cost less and you can do all the things that Microsoft Word does. Since you already have a macbook download the trial version of iWork. If you need further help with your decision watch some comparisons on YouTube. This was how I made up my mind to go with iWork. I realized the Microsoft Word program on Mac is not the same as it is on Windows. Since I'm going to be forced to learn a new program might as well go with iWork since it is affordable and seems to offer more options than Microsoft Word. Seriously look up the videos on YouTube you are going to be impressed with all the things you can do with iWork.
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Yes office for Mac. It runs very smooth and can be purchased and downloaded from Amazon.
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I don't know about the Mac. I don't have one but should be able to, I have it wireless for my I pad too. But easy to set up. I have not printed envelopes either. But it is a simple printer to use and set up.
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You have to get the MAC version of Microsoft Office so that it will be compatible. If you have a dual operating system installed then you could install the 2011 Microsoft office for Windows software. I hope this helps you.
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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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All you would need to do is download the application you want and your good to go. I see there is a one called Documents to go that is compatible it has Word, Powerpoint, and Exel.
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I actually don't know. It's a Xmas present. I also bought mac office by MS just to be on the safe side.
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No, but it is getting easier to edit MS docs on the go. I use Google Drive, which syncs all my docs in one place. I can see all my docs (all formats) using the Google Drive viewer. I just downloaded the AndrOpen Office app, which allows me to view, edit, export office documents, but I have no experience with the app. Also check out this article: http://thenextweb.com/google/2013/09/19/google-makes-quickoffice-for-android-and-ios-free-for-all-bringing-microsoft-office-editing-to-the-masses/#!p6W9M
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Yes. There are the basic microsoft office programs like all those you mentioned above. Keep in mind the other programs like access that are a part of the MS Office family for windows are not available for mac. For those situations you may run a virtual machine on your mac. Other programs in case you're interested like SPSS are also not available for mac but as mentioned previosly you may run them through a virtual machine.