Can you use Office 365 on a chrome book
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Hi. You can not install any software, but you can use Office web apps. http://office.microsoft.com/en-in/web-apps/ Thanks.
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Chromebooks do not support resident software. If you insist on being tied into MS Office 365 then go to live.com, set up an account and use 365 in the cloud.
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Hi. You can not install any software, but you can use Office web apps. http://office.microsoft.com/en-in/web-apps/Thanks.
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We can install apps available in playstore which are compatible for chrome book.
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Yes, Microsoft Office 2013 is downloaded. When I got Office 365 university, it downloaded: Word, Powerpoint, Excel, & Access 2013 Office Language, Office upload center, OneNote, Outlook, Publisher, and Send to OneNote 2013
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No. Chromebook comes with Google Chrome browser pre-installed. The unit goes directly into Chrome once powered on. There is NO MS-Windows, hence no MS-Office.
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If you're asking that question you really need to do some research on Chrome OS. No it can not run office.
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I don't actually know what MS 365 is, but I loaded MS Office Professional 2013 on my Surface Pro 3. Works great.
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This chromebook has a own application for word but not compatible with ms office, you may have to get documents to go application, that would help you for processing word document
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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.
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Depends on what has been loaded on the computer. Mine had ms office so in my case, yes.
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Nope, you can't run Microsoft Office. You can write Google Drive documents (and export in Word format), or wait until Google fully integrates QuickOffice, or use the Chromebook as a remote screen and keyboard on a regular PC running Office. Oh, and you can use the Microsoft Word web app. The possibilities are documented in http://www.amazon.com/The-Chrome-Book-Fourth-Edition/dp/149095175X
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You can use MS 365 on it, which is a web based version of office. There is a subscription fee for 365, I think it is around $6 a month for one machine.
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You can't install those programs on the Nook. It is a tablet or mobile device which means it has specific software that you can use that will permit reading and editing 'S Office docs.
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I agree with JohnG No,but you can download apps for any office docs using Google Drive Viewer. Hope this helps you Amy- GeoD
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Yes, sometimes you can. When it works you can use Google Chrome. But it will stop working unexpectedly.
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Fear not! Any Chromebook, and in particular the Chrome browser, is directly integrated with Adobe Flash. Check out https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/108086?hl=en&source=genius-rts
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You should be able to. Read this: https://support.google.com/docs/answer/140784https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/1056325?hl=en
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You're asking the right source because we are Nuance's largest DMPE 2 reseller and include complimentary training. The answer is YES because when you're using Office 365, you're actually dictating into your documents locally; even though you may be storing them on the cloud. I used DMPE 2 and Office 365 myself although I prefer to store my documents locally because I am apparently old-fashioned
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truthfully I'm not sure ... It seems to be called office 365... I never activated it and I never heard of office 365. sorry I can't give you a better answer