Can a student use this office professional 2013 too?
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yes. I don't see why not. It is easy to use and has all the Microsoft software that a college or HS student would need plus.
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No. The Microsoft Office is not actually pre-installed in this laptop. There is just an icon link (an installer downloader) to download and install Microsoft Office 365 (2013) as a 30 day trial or as a paid subscription. You can still buy MS Office that will work on only one computer (one license copy) and install it in your laptop. You can also install and use LibreOffice suite for free. As well as Google Drive has word processor (Google Docs) and spreadsheet (Google Sheets) web apps that you can use for free as well.
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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. Per the license rules you can install it on two computers per license and these two can't be used simultaneously. EDIT: Actually didn't realize it was a post about the Student and Teacher Edition. Will try to find out the licensing for this version.
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Don't know what your question is exactly, but I added Office 2013 for Home and School for about $100 and it works great.
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I had to buy office separate for the full version. But it does have registration for an demo. I skipped that part and went ahead and bought the full office suite.
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No, I don't think so. I had to download Office 2013, I'm in the trial version of Office and I don't know what's going to happen when it runs out (Office). I have a legal copy of 2010 Home and Student and that's what I use when I need Word or Excel. Really not the expert to answer the question.
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Yes. It is also available for teachers, and other staff of a university, so as a fellow you should be fine. Use your .edu email when verifying! When on the product page there is a link that says "more details" after describing the requirements for buying the student & teacher edition.
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You can install any compatible version of office. Also, 2013 and 365 are the same product. Only difference is that 365 is subscription based and includes 1TB of OneDrive storage. That said, IMHO office 365 is a great deal. Being able to keep all your important files backed up automatically just by saving to the OneDrive folder is a huge peace of mind :)
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Yes! The first purchase of this item will force you to get a Microsoft account (you can use an existing @outlook.com, @live.com, or @live.com, and some will be able to employ @msn.com, etc) or you will have to create one if you want a separate account. You will then be able to select a domain, that service will use for referencing itself, as well as for use with those who do no have a custom domain. It will be in the following syntax: user@selectedsubnet.onmicrosoft.com and SharePoint will run a public website from https://selectedsubnet-public.sharepoint.com. Once the account you will use to administer the service is created, that user, in this case the adminstrator, may install the software on up to 5 different PC/Mac's any combination thereof. BUT they must all be under the username you selected for the administrator. If you want different email addresses, you must purchase additional licenses. BE VERY CAREFUL! Office 365, is not for people who are tech savvy, they must be IT professionals to fully administer this. If that isn't you, then buy the Office 2013 Standalone Suites, which can allow for multiple license situations under different users (don't the mistake of patting yourself on the back on this one, you'll regret it). If you want more than my word for it, go right to Microsoft here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/business/compare-all-office-365-for-business-plans-FX104051403.aspx Take note that the first row of items is defined as "Subscription to Office for up to 5 PCs/Macs and 5 Windows tablets/iPads PER USER. Office for iPad includes Word, Excel, and PowerPoint." Can't be much clearer than that, but the answer is yes, they need to all be under the same user. When you install on multiple machines, you will enter whatever user will be utilizing that machine and it will be authenticated against the setup initially performed.
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From what I can see, you have to go to Microsoft & get the trial key. I'd had one that I'd purchased just a few months before, but wasn't allowed to use it, because the version was deemed obsolete. So I used the 30 day trial until I could use it from my online school. However, that proved to be problematic. Bottom line you will need to purchase Microsoft Office.
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Mine came with an access code for Office 2013. I downloaded Office 2013 from the internet.
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of course you can!. The ep121 is a full PC. Office 2013 works pretty well. I used to use this tablet for meetings and work travels, I have used it to run: METSIM (a process simulation software), R (a statistical languaje) and several "serious" softwares. Even You can play a little, particulary some old games (diablo II works just fine if you bought a pen with right click button).
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The Student version of Office 7 is compatible with Windows 8.1. I've been running Word and Excel without a problem on new documents and existing work created under Windows 7.
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Yes, plus it comes pre-installed with Microsoft Office 2013, so you have access to word, PowerPoint, excel and other office programs free for 30 days.
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My computer has Microsoft Office Professional 2010. It includes Microsoft Outlook, Word, Publisher, Excel. I do not know what Microsoft Office 2013 includes but I would assume it would be the same as 2010.
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No, you have to buy it later. It comes with office trial. Or install openoffice or another free option.