Microsoft Office Question on bootcamp

I have microsoft office for Mac, if I get a copy of windows 7 and use bootcamp to run it on my macbook pro, will my copy of microsoft office carry over to the windows 7 OS? Or will I need to buy a new copy of Microsoft office for windows to run it on that separate operating system?

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Hi everybody,
I'm considering installing bootcamp onto my Mac in order to run a few programmes that dont work on the Mac OS. If I do so and want to use Microsoft office (word and powerpoint primarily) will I have to purchase a second Microsoft office licence and product key? I already have office for Mac installed currently but assume this wouldnt work on the windows OS?

No, you need to buy an office for windows as well! or use Keynote, Pages and Numbers, from icloud.com its FREE!

Microsoft office question on MBP

Hey folks,
i have a MBP that has microsoft office on it, and i need help. I want to get it set up so when i click on a email address on a website or whatever, that it opens up a new microsoft email and not the email thing that is set up as mail for MBP
Right now when i click on a email it trys to pop up the mail account thats build into the MBP, and i dont want that. I want it to pop up a new microsoft email
Thanks

I got it. had to go into microsoft and make it default

Asus UX50V-RX05 and Microsoft Office Questions

I was thinking about getting this model for Law School. But I'm going to be depending on Onenote in Microsoft Office a lot for note taking. I just want to know if anybody has this computer and if they think it could handle a semesters worth of notes. When Finals roll around I want to be able to bring up a semesters worth of notes and flip between lessons without lag or hesitation and I noticed that this Asus comes with a 1.4cpu. I noticed as well that this computer will be eligible for a free windows 7 upgrade and wanted to know that if it couldn't handle a semesters worth of notes with vista if windows 7 would make the process easier?
According to Microsoft Office Homepage the specifications on this model should be more than enough but I was hoping that somebody had the model to tell from experience or just some more insights.

as nokia mentioned, microsoft onenote isn't all that demanding of a program, so the ux50 that you're considering should have no trouble with what you plan to be doing in school. for reference, i often used onenote in school over the past couple of years, and my thinkpad never hiccuped.
while i can understand you being somewhat hesitant about the 1.4GHz speed in the ux50, it's nothing to fear. the intel core solo processor does well for exactly the sort of workload you would be applying. the centrino chipset that the machine is based on will provide you with ample performance while being able to get upwards of 5.5 hours of battery life (a big plus when on campus for lectures).

Microsoft Office question

I am into Excel programming and must use VBA for controls and complicated manipulations. Does the Mac version support Visual Basic for Applications ?

We run the older Office X, and that works fine.
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A question about iwork and microsoft office

what's the different between I download iwork on app stores and buy iwork software?
and one more question about Pages in iwork is that can Microsoft office word open the document create by Pages ?
Thanks.

Sandy.zuoxy wrote:
what's the different between I download iwork on app stores and buy iwork software?
They're the same.
Sandy.zuoxy wrote:
and one more question about Pages in iwork is that can Microsoft office word open the document create by Pages ?
Yes, especially if you save the document in Word format.
You can also save it in PDF and a simple text file (but the layout could be modified if you open it in Office).

Basic question regarding SSIS 2010 Package where source is Microsoft Excel 97-2005 and there is no Microsoft office or Excel driver installed in Production

Hi all,
I got one basic question regarding SSIS 2010 Package where source is Microsoft Excel 97-2005. I wanted to know How this package works in production where there is no Microsoft office or Excel driver installed. To check that there is excel driver installed
or not, I followed steps: Start-->Administrative Tools--> Data Sources(ODBC)-->Drivers and I found only 2 drivers one is SQL Server and another one is SQL Server Native Client 11.0.
Windows edition is Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise, Service Pack-1 and System type is 64-bit Operating System.
We are running this package from SQL Server Agent and using 32-bit (\\Machine_Name\d$\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\110\DTS\Binn\DTExec.exe /FILE "\\Machine_Name\d$\ Folder_Name\EtL.dtsx" /CONFIGFILE "\\Machine_Name\d$\Folder_Name\Config.dtsConfig"
/MAXCONCURRENT " -1 " /CHECKPOINTING OFF /REPORTING E) to run this package. I opened the package and tried to find out what connection we have used and found that we have used "Excel Connection Manager" and ConnectionString=Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data
Source=F:\Fares.xls;Extended Properties="EXCEL 8.0;HDR=YES"; and source is ‘Excel Source’
I discussed with my DBA and He said that SSIS is having inbuilt Excel driver but I am not convinced.
Could anyone please clear my confusion/doubt?
I have gone through various links but my doubt is still not clear.
Quick Reference:
SSIS in 32- and 64-bits
http://toddmcdermid.blogspot.com.au/2009/10/quick-reference-ssis-in-32-and-64-bits.html
Why do I get "product level is insufficient..." error when I run my SSIS package?
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/michen/archive/2006/11/11/ssis-product-level-is-insufficient.aspx
How to run SSIS Packages using 32-bit drivers on 64-bit machine
http://help.pragmaticworks.com/dtsxchange/scr/FAQ%20-%20How%20to%20run%20SSIS%20Packages%20using%2032bit%20drivers%20on%2064bit%20machine.htm
Troubleshooting OLE DB Provider Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0 is not registered Error when importing data from an Excel 2007 file to SQL Server 2008
http://www.mytechmantra.com/LearnSQLServer/Troubleshoot_OLE_DB_Provider_Error_P1.html
How Can I Get a List of the ODBC Drivers that are Installed on a Computer?
http://blogs.technet.com/b/heyscriptingguy/archive/2005/07/07/how-can-i-get-a-list-of-the-odbc-drivers-that-are-installed-on-a-computer.aspx
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Hi S Kumar Dubey,
In SSIS, the Excel Source and Excel Destination natively use the Microsoft Jet 4.0 OLE DB Provider which is installed by SQL Server. The Microsoft Jet 4.0 OLE DB Provider deals with .xls files created by Excel 97-2003. To deal with .xlsx files created by
Excel 2007, we need the Microsoft ACE OLEDB Provider. SQL Server doesn’t install the Microsoft ACE OLEDB Provider, to get it we can install the
2007 Office System Driver: Data Connectivity Components or
Microsoft Access Database Engine 2010 Redistributable or Microsoft Office suit.
The drivers listed in the ODBC Data Source Administrator are ODBC drivers not OLEDB drivers, therefore, the Excel Source/Destination in SSIS won’t use the ODBC driver for Excel listed in it by default. On a 64-bit Windows platform, there are two versions
of ODBC Data Source Administrator. The 64-bit ODBC Data Source Administrator is C:\Windows\System32\odbcad32.exe, while the 32-bit one is C:\Windows\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe. The original 32-bit and 64-bit ODBC drivers are installed by the Windows operating system.
By default, there are multiple 32-bit ODBC drivers and fewer 64-bit ODBC drivers installed on a 64-bit platform. To get more ODBC drivers, we can install the 2007 Office System Driver: Data Connectivity Components or Microsoft Access Database Engine 2010 Redistributable.
Besides, please note that 2007 Office System Driver: Data Connectivity Components only install 32-bit ODBC and OLEDB drivers because it only has 32-bit version, but the Microsoft Access Database Engine 2010 Redistributable has both 32- bit version and 64-bit
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If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.
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Microsoft Office for Mac questions

Hi,
I've just bought Microsoft Office for Mac (student teacher version) for my new 20" iMac. I seem to remember reading somewhere that I need to uninstall the test version that comes with the iMac before installing the "real" software.
Is this true, & if so, how do I do it?
Does it install fairly easily or is it problematical?
Will it be available to the 4 user a/c's we have set up (i.e. not just the main a/c) or do I have to do anything to achieve this?
Thanks.

In the MS Office folder is a folder named Addtional Tools. Inside that folder is the uninstaller. You must uninstall the Trial version (if you have installed it) before installing the normal version of Office. If you have never installed the Trial version then simply drag the entire Trial folder to the Trash and delete it. Then install your normal version of Office.
Any application installed in the Applications folder is available to any user unless specifically restricted in the account.
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I downloaded microsoft office to my MBP and my question is how do i get the right file or operating system to open it and so that i can use it?

i downloaded microsoft office to my MBP and my question is how do i get the right file or operating system to open it and so that i can use it?

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Interested in a Macbook...questions Microsoft Office

I am interested in a macbook. I have PCs all my life, but thinking about moving to a Mac because my IPod touch was fixed hooking it up to a mac...didnt work with my PC. Anyway, I have to use microsoft word...and I seen that that microsoft makes Word for a Mac. does anyone use Word on their Mac...do you know if it converts ok to a PC if needed? Does it save in a .doc file? I need Microsoft office for work...I dont want to use bootcamp...if I go to a mac, I want to stay and learn mac. Thanks!
Amy

ame8199 wrote:
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Amy
Amy: My fiancee is a teacher (calculus) and uses her Mac for everything. She runs Windows with vmWare for any PC-only software she gets from her school (ie. Gradequick, Geometer Sketchpad, etc.) because they only give her Windows software. Unfortunately, some school districts are stingy when it comes to Mac-compatible or Mac-only software, so running Windows as an "application" solves that problem quite well.
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I already installed parallel dekstop n microsoft windows 7 proffessional 64 bits..my question is is it the microsoft windows 7 that i installed already have microsoft office package as well? or i need to install it by myself? and how to install it?

i already installed parallel dekstop n microsoft windows 7 proffessional 64 bits..my question is is it the microsoft windows 7 that i installed already have microsoft office package as well? or i need to install it by myself? and how to install it?

No it does not!
Windows and MS Office are two independent products. You will either have to buy an MS-office-license for your needs or you apply to office 365, you can activate up to 5 licenses at a time with your account and e.g. use them for the Parallels-Windows and for the native Office for Mac at the same time.
Office 365 comes in for approx 80€ a year, so if you need more than one license it is the better deal.

I have 2008 microsoft office with three license keys. i bought my daughter a new make and wiped her older mac. question is when i did this it says there are too many users for program how can i figure out where product key is

I have microsoft officemac w 3 licenses. I have one key on one computer and the second key on another. Problem I bought daughter new mac (3rd computer) and put on key on her new computer. With her old computer we wiped it to back to factory etc. Then I added a product key for officemac on old
est computer. Now when I use my wiped computer it comes up saying that all product keys are taken. How do I check to see if she has the same key number as the old one I have? I have paid for three but her computer and my old one must have the same key number. I need help in checking key numbers so I can set it right. Thanks

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How can I get back (Microsoft Office 2013), I recently deleted b/c Firefox questioned it?

I managed to get back my Microsoft Office 2013 in this pc by activating required program. After a restart, I was prompted by Firefox screen to resume previous settings or continue with the new one. I accidentally checked the wrong box and got me back to continue using my old program (2003 version).

Sounds that Firefox had crashed or otherwise wasn't closed correctly the previous time.
Any choice made there should not have effect on other programs.<br />
If you didn't restore the windows from the previous session, but started a new session then the tabs from the previous session are most likely lost if you have started Firefox more than once and a new sessionstore.bak file has been created.
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Session_Restore
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/sessionstore.js
*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/restore-previous-session
If you didn't succeed to finish the registration of a new program then you could try to repeat that action in the MS Office program.
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Question re. microsoft office installation home & student

Hi, we purchased a new iMac yesterday and at the same time we got the microsoft office home and student. We have set up two accounts on the machine, for practical reasons, so that we get access to our personal e-mail on the machine. The office version is available for one user but not for me - is this because we are both administrators? Does anyone have a suggestion for how to sort this out? We would like the license to be available for everyone on the machine, and hope this is possible :-)
Any advise would be apprecaiated

If by application bar, you mean the Dock, it would not show up there for the second user. If the office suite was installed normally it will be in the Applications folder, to which the second user has access.
While in finder, open the Go menu at the top of the screen and select "Applications"
Microsoft Office should be in the folder that opens.
If you would like it to be in your Dock just drag the office application of your choice onto the Dock.
You may need to fill out registration information again for the application to work. Microsoft is a little fickle that way.

If i install microsoft office after partitioning my hard drive for windows, will it be available on both sides of the partition?

If i install microsoft office after partitioning my hard drive for windows, will it be available on both sides of the partition? Will it be universal for the computer or would i have to install it on both operating systems? Or, if I install office BEFORE partitioning, will it be available on both platforms after i partition?

If I understand your questions correctly, then I'm inclined to say no. Office for Windows and Office for Mac are two completely different applications. if you run via BootCamp, only one partition will boot.
If you want to run Mac and Windows at the same time, you could do what I did:
Get Parallels
Install Windows as VM on top of Parallels
Install Office in Windows
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