can i use office 365 with visuallandprestige 10 inch tablet
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Yes... but dont waste your time buying this i bought one which only worked no more than 2weeks powering on and off for itself until the touchscreen went... this never worked properly for 4hours on recieving same... i counted by loss and bought a tab 4 and i never encounter any problems thus far
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you can install MS office 2004 and all other older applications. MS Office 2011 and newer applications run on this laptop as well. Regards, Jordan
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I have it running with Microsoft Office 2010 Home and Student which I purchased separately. It runs fine.
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I believe it does. The tablet can control the mouse pointer, and Office 2003 supports tablets. I don't see why not.
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Office is not included by default. You will need to add it should you need those programs.
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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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nope...office 2012+ version is the suitable version, as far I tried. Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2013 was successful.
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Yes you can I believe you download kingsoft office off of the play store you can do both word, excel, and power point
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I personally use Quick Office and Polaris Office. I can't remember if Polaris came with the tablet or if I installed it later.Both suites allow you to create and edit .doc word files, .xls excel files and .ppt powerpoint files.
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Microsoft Office 365 apps work! Word, Power Point, and Excel all work via the 365 cloud based apps
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Not on mine. It only had the operating system and various apps but no Microsoft Office or Works
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It sounds like you need a Windows or Linux laptop. 1. Microsoft Support says that Chromebook is not compatible with Office 365, but you can access those programs on browsers with Office Online - so I'd say you could possibly use Online but it may not be the best experience. Chromebook is made for Google Docs, which is a stripped down version of standard office suites. 2. VLC also doesn't run on Chromebook. You use Google Music. There are extensions but nothing like VLC. 3. Chromebook uses a built in PDF viewer and runs HTML5. Some flash and java pages may not work as well or at all. Remember that none of Adobe's Creative Suite run on Chromebook. Bottom line: if you need those kinds of apps you relaly ought to go with a different laptop.
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This is one of those classic "it depends" answers. Office 365 uses the newest file format for office . If your "real" office installation (office 2013) can access that new format, the answer is "yes." If you opt out you'll also not lose your ability to view those files, just the ability to edit/modify the files. You also can maintain backwards compatibility by doing a "save as" and choosing one of the older file formats. If you take that last option, you do lose some of the formatting options that are available in 0ffice 2013/office 365 and apps will indicate that you are using "compatibility mode."
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You can use Microsoft Office 360 on the note pro 12.2 which sports the same apps as Office 2013
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Morgan, This one does come with a trial version of the latest Microsoft Office, but once it expires you will need to buy it. I loaded my 2010 on it and it works nicely.
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you can download an app called Google Docs which seems to work like word, but it will not allow you to run Microsoft products such as office
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It comes with a free trial of Office 365. I haven't used it. I discovered Libre Office, and it's free. You should check it out.