Microsoft office 2007 downloaded to new MacBook air

Microsoft office 2007 downloaded to new MacBook air, when I click on the downloaded file it just says format not supported. I have this program on my MacBook Pro and it works fine. Thoughts?

Only, the 2008 and 2011 versions of Office for Mac will run on your MacBook Air.
There is no MS Office 2007 for Mac, only Windows.
Try this link
You will need a valid product key, once the trial expires.

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