Installing windows microsoft office

I know that if you install windows in your macbook pro, u will be vulnerable to viruses. Can I install my windows Microsoft office(words, excels etc) apps only (but not the operating system like windows 7), without the Boot camp? Is it this safe from virus?

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I have installed 2010 microsoft office 2010 home and business version for my laptop,and i have installed lync 2013.Now i want create online lync meeting from outlook,but i am unable view that lync icon in outlook.Please give me the solution for this que

I have installed 2010 Microsoft office 2010 home and business version for my laptop,and I have installed lync 2013.Now i want create online lync meeting from outlook,but i am unable view that lync icon in outlook.Please give me the solution for this issue.
Regards
Raghavendar

Hi Raghavendar,
Generally, when you install Lync 2013 in the computer with Office 2010, a Lync Meeting Add-in will be installed and enabled in Outlook 2010. Please follow these steps to check it:
1. In Outlook, click the File tab, click Options, and then click
Add-Ins.
2. Please take one of the following actions:
If the add-in is in the Inactive Application Add-ins list, follow these steps:
a. In the Manage drop-down list at the bottom of the dialog box, click
COM Add-ins, and then click Go.
b. Click to select the check box next to the add-in, and then click OK.
The New Online Meeting button should now be available in
Calendar View, and the Online Meeting button should be available when you create a new calendar item.
If the add-in is in the Disabled Application add-ins list, follow these steps:
a. In the Manage drop-down list at the bottom of the dialog box, click
Disabled Items, and then click Go.
b. Select the add-in, and then click Enable.
c. Restart Outlook, and then verify that the add-in is displayed in the
Add-ins dialog box.
The New Online Meeting button should now be available in
Calendar View, and the Online Meeting button should now be available when you create a new calendar item.
3. In Event Viewer, view the Application log to see whether an error was logged for Outlook, for Lync 2013, the Lync Meeting Add-in for Microsoft Office 2013.
Thanks,
Winnie Liang
TechNet Community Support

How to install & use microsoft office (word,excel,powerpoint) in ipad?

1.How to install & use microsoft office (word, excel, powerpoint) in ipad?
2. How to delete applications in ipad once it is installed?

Microsoft Office won't work on iPad.
Try Apps like:
1. Documents To Go
2. Quick Office Pro HD
3. Office2 HD

I cant install the Microsoft office 2011 program

Hi - I had installed the Microsoft Office 2011 program before and then there was an upgrade available. After doing the upgrade...there was a constant error message whenver I opened any related programs, so I deleted the program files. But now when I try to redownload it, there is an error message to say something like: "the office file is not found on this disk to perform this upgrage" (those are not the exact words). But it seems as though it's trying to upgrade but I want to reinstall the entire [program
Thanks!

Follow this guide to completely remove Office 2011
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2398768
Then try installing it again.

Can i install my Microsoft office in apple store???

hi guys
i have one of my friend
she purchase macbook air 13 inch and she has her own microsoft office cd
so she think she doesn't need the cd rom and she ask me if she can install the Microsoft office in apple store for free or not???
thanks

That isn't necessary. If she bought the CD, the CD holder should have a product key on it. She can go to Microsoft's website and enter the product key here to download it: https://www2.downloadoffice2010.microsoft.com/macdl/registerkey.aspx?culture=en- US&ref=macdl.

2009 macbook running slow after installing 2011 microsoft office, skype won't work either

Daughter just installed microsoft office 2011 ( her college sells it to students for $15.00 & you can use it for 4 years) on her 2 year old macbook. Computer is now running very slow and she isn't able to skype either. She got rid of her old microsoft program. Any clue what is going on? Could she need more memory or something? Maybe a trip to the genius bar over Thanksgiving break? She installed it because she was unable to open many documents she was recieving from professors because she was running an old version of office.

Karen...
Not enough free space on the startup disk can slow the system down.
Right or control click the MacintoshHD icon. Click Get Info. In the Get Info window you will see Capacity and Available. Make sure you have a minimum of 15% free disk space.
And the startup disk may need repairing.
Follow the instructions here > Using Disk Utility to verify or repair disks

If I install Windows 7 & Office using Bootcamp in my Mac Air

If I install Windows 7 using Bootcamp in my Mac Air , van I also installed Office in the windows partition?

I'm not completely sure I'm understanding your question. If you install Windows 7 via BootCamp, when you boot into Windows 7, your MacBook Air will work exactly like a Windows PC. You can install Office or any other Windows application. As there is no optical drive, the easiest method is to download Office directly from Microsoft. You can also use Remote Disk to use the optical drive on a different machine:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1777?viewlocale=en_US

HT5634 Mac/windows/microsoft office compatibility

Even though I currently have Microsoft Office for Mac, I have downloaded Microsoft Office 2010 Windows. This is the required program for an online class that I am currently enrolled in (their system will not read mac documents). The download was free online through the university. The download completed but will not launch stating that it is not compatible with OX S. I have tried Boot Camp but it says to insert a Windows disk. Don't have one because it was an online download (office not windows). Suggestions?

As Niel said, Office for Mac works with the same documents as Microsoft Office for Windows, so you probably don't need Office for Windows.
Anyway, if you want to be sure, you can install Windows. As you only want to use Office for Windows, you only need to run it in a virtual machine, using an app like Parallels, VMware Fusion or VirtualBox. For most of users, VirtualBox is sufficient.
Then, you can get the Windows version you want. I recommend a 64-bit Windows 7 or 8, that you can get in Internet. Note that you have to get a full or System Builder version.
Then, download one of the applications above and create a virtual machine, so you only have to follow its steps to install Windows. When it finishes, install the tools that VirtualBox offers into the virtual machine, so you will be able to share your Microsoft Office with the virtual machine and install Microsoft Office

Can I do a "clean install" of Microsoft Office 2008 on Lion 10.7.4?

I've got a macbook pro (early 2011) and want to install Microsoft Office. I'd rather pay less and just get Office 2008 instead of 2011, but I want to make sure that I'll be able to install it without any problems. I haven't installed any versions of microsoft office.

Kappy wrote:
Well, my old Office 2008 has a PPC-only installer. And, if you have read a lot of these similarly related questions you'll also see others who have had an installation issue because their installer requires Rosetta.
Now, my understanding from way back when is that some Office 2008 discs did indeed come with a PPC-only installer. Later on it was replaced with a UB installer. This came originally from MS as I seem to remember.
I'm geniunely surprised by that, I have ancient copies of 2008 (we used to install a lot of them) and they are all Universal, even Microsoft's technotes make no mention of a PPC installer (and these are the notes specific to Lion compatibility) so thanks for the info, now I will have to go through our collection of Office 2008 media and find one.
Copies of Office 2008 on sale now are unlikely to contain the PPC installer I would guess, and can be exchanged if they do.
But the OP should install 2011 (unless connecting to a 2003 Exchange Server which is not supported by Office 2011)

Installing New Microsoft Office Over Old?

I bought Microsoft Office 2008 which I want to install on my external HD which is running Tiger. But on my old internal HD I was running Office 2001. I thought I'd have to re-install that Office onto my new HD but that didn't seem to work. When I open the alias of my old HD and try to open Word documents I get the warning that Microsoft can't open shared libraries and to either open virtual memory or re-install. What's weird is when I first opened a doc just now, it did open into Text Edit, although it had a W at the top like it was Word. But when I tried a second doc, then I got the warning again. Maybe because the 2001 Office is old is why it's not working properly? Or, if I install the new Office onto Tiger, will it over-ride the older one? Do I need to un-install the old Office? I don't want to do anything without asking, first. Thanks for any reply.

When you use Classic, Tiger starts up a pretend version of OS9 using the version of OS9 you have told it to use as Classic.
I have on my computer this set up:
Hard drive 1: OS9
Hard drive 2: Tiger, OS9
When I want to boot to OS9 I select the version of OS9 on drive 1. It has a lot of extras in it that won't help when using OS9 as Classic.
When I want to run an OS9 generation program inside Classic when booted from Tiger I have it set so Tiger uses the copy of OS9 on drive 2. This copy does not have plug-ins in it required by certain programs I use only when actually fully booted to OS9. Those programs would protest if I tried to use them from inside Classic because they could not find those components.
I don't know if you have a similar setup. If you did, it would explain why Office 2001 does not work in Tiger's Classic but does when booted to OS9 which is actually a different copy of OS9.
Since I also have the older Word documents on CDs, will they open into the newer Word after it's been installed and I insert the CDs? Or would I be able to just drag them from the OS 9 folder and onto the desktop and then into the new (Tiger) folder?
They should just work with the new version of Word wherever they are located. You don't need to move them. The only problem with having them on CDs is you won't be able to save changes.

How do I activate a pre-installed Microsoft Office 2013 ?

Microsoft Office Home and Business 2013 - en-us - Microsoft -
Brought a new all in one HP Envy touchsmart CTO desktop back in March, when trying to use any of the MS office home and business 2013 suites I get the following message " To Activate Office, enter the email address that is associated with your office subscription" or enter a product key instead" I purchase the MS office 2013 in the package deal with from HP, so it came preinstalled ..any help someone can give me will be greatly appreciate, I already contacted HP chat and she wasnt able to help me and referred me to this link "www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/chat.html but looks like they aren't available on the weekend. thanks!

If the real MS office is installed, then there should be some product materials in the packaging for the computer, namely a product sleeve or pamphlet that has a product key. Other than that, it is possibly something that was done for you as part of the startup procedure and you did not realize what was actually happening. Did you try inputting an email address?
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PDFMaker fails to install in Microsoft Office 2000

I installed CS4 Web Premium...no installation problems EXCEPT that the installer failed to install the PDFMaker in Office 2000 applications. I looked in the Help files that came with Acrobat Pro 9 and there are instructions for installing to Office 2003 and newer, and ALSO for Office Versions before 2003, including 2000. I followed those instruction, but was not able to locate the PDFMaker anywhere in the suite. I "repaired" the installation several times...still no PDFMaker. I would appreciate some advice here.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have used PDFMaker extensively in previous versions of Acrobat. It's an important component of my work flow.

I have perused the forum for this issue and have repeatedly...and sadly...learned that Office 2000 support is not available in Acrobat 9.It also appears that there are no updates or plugins to fix this oversight. Therefore, I would like to know if it is possible for Acrobat 9 to co-exist with Acrobat 6 Standard (where the PDFMaker works in Office 2000) also installed? Can I have both versions of Acrobat installed? I think this would be the preferred option, rather than installing Office 2003.
Thanks...

Help on installing/opening Microsoft office 2011 v14.0.0 on Mavericks

Hello Mac Users!
I have updated from Snow Leopard 10.6.8 to Mavericks few days ago. I have a previously installed Microsoft word 2011 on my 10.6.8. After the upgrade to Mavericks, I am unable to open word, excel etc. and get a notification that " Check with the developer to make sure the version of Micrososft works with OS X. You may re-install the application and make sure to update OS for Software.
I have tried to unistall completely, and have added a new user to test it. But unfortunately, and even after fresh installation nothing works. I have also run uninstall tool and removed all possible microsoft traces.
Surprisingly when I locate Microsoft on the terminal it still shows /Applications/Microsoft 2011 (Which does not exist on finder)
It has been also happening with third party softwares like yahoo messenger, Skype.
I would really appreciate any quick fix for this. I am using Macbook mid-2010 model.
Thanks in advance!
I have posted a log here for a more detailed info.
Dyld Error Message:
Symbol not found: _iconv
Referenced from: /usr/lib/libcups.2.dylib
Expected in: /Library/GStreamer/*/libiconv.2.dylib
in /usr/lib/libcups.2.dylib

I have three suggestions in addition to getting rid of Trusteer Rapport and MacKeeper. Be sure you followed their respective uninstallation instructions. Do not attempt to uninstall them any other way.
You disabled an essential component designed to protect your Mac from malware. Re-enable it: OS X: About Gatekeeper - Apple Support
Update OS X. The version installed is over six months old. OS X Mavericks: Install, update, and uninstall apps
2 GB memory is barely adequate for any recent Mac, let alone Microsoft's bloatware. For acceptable performance, 4 GB should be considered a more realistic minimum. Your Mac can address as much as much as 6 GB.
http://store.apple.com/us/mac/mac-accessories/memory
"Memory sold by the Apple Online Store is guaranteed to be compatible with your Macintosh."
Other than Apple there are only two vendors with which I have personal experience and can recommend: Crucial and OWC. People have reported problems with many other brands, yet Crucial and OWC's prices are as good as any you are likely to find.
Go to Crucial and download the little app that examines your system and recommends RAM upgrade options.
Their prices are good but don't have to buy memory from them - determine what you need and buy it from Crucial or OWC / MacSales.

How do I install the Microsoft Office, using a disk drive? Do I just insert the Microsoft office CD (the one that I puchased) into my CD drive? And do I follow the instructions from there?

I'm going to buy a Macbook air soon, so I need to know how to operate some things. Thanks!
P.S - PLEASE PLEASEE don't give me random info as I am a begginer!

Allan is a man of few (but wise) words. I'm going to answer your underlying question: Apple has a websource just for Mac newbies, found here. If you are more comfortable with a physical book, David Pogue has written a fantastic manual about the Mac OS - actually two books: one is especially for people who are coming to the Mac from Windows. They are the "Missing Manual for Mountain Lion" books and I recommend one or the other to all new Mac users.

I have Microsoft Office 2007 for Windows XP and just got a Macbook Pro. Is there any way to install MO2007 on my new Mac?

Just purchased a new Mac and need Word, etc. etc. I was wondering how to/if I could install the Microsoft Office 2007 disc on my Mac.

The only real reason you might need to install Office 2007 on your Mac is if you need Microsoft Access, and don't want to go through Filemaker Pro for Windows to migrate Access to Filemaker Pro. Once in Filemaker Pro format, it can be put on Filemaker Pro for the Mac. Numerous applications for download and online offer free to nearly free access to Microsoft Word, Excel and Powerpoint documents, including LibreOffice, OpenOffice, Neo Office, Google Docs, and Zoho Docs. This would be much cheaper than installing a database on your Mac and PC, if Access is not part of the equation.

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