Office for Mac 2011 Home & Student

✔SALE: 22% OFF Office for Mac 2011 Home & Student -Family Pack 3Macs/3User [Old Version]... 3.8 out of 5 stars CONSUMER REVIEWS(563) Office for Mac Home and Student 2011 Family Pack includes Mac versions of Word 2011, Excel 2011 and PowerPoint 2011 English DVD,license qty: 3 The most familiar and trusted productivity applications used around the world at home, school, and business. Reliable compatibility with the over 1 billion Macs and PCs running Office worldwide ensures you have the right tools to create, share And collaborate with virtually anyone, anywhere with no worries Office for Mac 2011 offers top-of-the-line software with the most complete feature set Price: $149.99 Deal Price: $118.00

Description For all life’s opportunities. With over 1 billion PCs and Macs running Office, Microsoft Office is the most-trusted and most-used productivity suite ever. And Office for Mac 2011 is here to help you do more with your Mac your way. Use familiar applications like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint to help you take your ideas further. And since Office for Mac is compatible with Office for Windows, you can work on documents with virtually anyone on a Mac or PC. Store your files in a password protected online SkyDrive folder to access, edit, or share your work from virtually anywhere with the free Office Web Apps. Office for Mac Home and Student 2011 includes Word for Mac 2011, Excel for Mac 2011, and PowerPoint for Mac 2011.Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5.8 or Later.What's in the box: Microsoft Office for Mac Home and Student Edition 2011 (Family Pack) and 90 Days of Tech Support. Office 2011 has a number of new, very useful features, and is a refinement over the previous edition of Office for Mac. The program is cleaner in appearance and much faster to load. There are two glaring issues, however, that would lead me to STRONGLY advise against purchase of the software at this time. First, there are widespread issues with product activation. Office 2011 comes with a new "activation PIN" that must be activated by the sale merchant (similar to how a giftcard will not work unless they scan it at the register). You are then required to enter the PIN on Microsoft's website, at which point (if all has gone well), you will receive your product ID (CD key) that you then use to install the software. In theory, the process should be painless---but Microsoft has been having issues nationwide with activation of the PIN (even if you pay for the software) and I had to deal with about a week's worth of hassles and e-mails/phone calls between Microsoft and my vendor before I... I like the interface, a combination of the Window's ribon I hate, but have learned to deal with and the menus I know so well. I like the ribbon on this version more than the floating tool bars in Excel 2004. This is the good.However within moments of first opening Excel 2011 I went to see if the most annoying bug from Excel 2004 had been fixed. When you try editing a formula in a conditional format in Excel 2004, you cannot use the cursor keys for editing. All cursor keys do is to add cell references. My work around is to have a text editor handy so I can copy the formula, edit in the text editor, and past back into Excel. One would think that after 8 years, Microsoft would have had lots of opportunity to fix this. Not so. Same bug.I need to keep an Excel 2003 for Windows format for most clients, so I set the default file format to be Excel 97-2004. I also tend to use a lot of conditional formats. But when I saved a file with those same conditional...