Can I ask can I use an earlier version of Microsoft office like 2013 home instead of the 365 version as I think its a bit of a con having to shell out £60 per year so you can use office
Of course. Most definitely.Can I ask can I use an earlier version of Microsoft office like 2013 home instead of the 365 version as I think its a bit of a con having to shell out £60 per year so you can use office
MS Office 2013 is supported by Windows 10 and don't let anyone telling you otherwise.
You can run almost any version of Microsoft Office on Windows 10. Office 2010 and 2013 both run fine. Even Office 2007 should.Can I ask can I use an earlier version of Microsoft office like 2013 home instead of the 365 version as I think its a bit of a con having to shell out £60 per year so you can use office
I run Office 2013 with no problems at all.
I am presently running version 2007 on one laptop, and 2013 on another laptop.
I have Office 2003 running on a netbook with Win 10.
I am using Office 2010 and 2011(mac) , they work fine.
I have a MS Office Outlook 2010.
I wonder if there will be any conflict to install it to a computer which has MS Office 2007 Home & Student installed.
Why would you need or want 2 office versions on same computer??? For one thing, what a waste of hard drive space.I have a MS Office Outlook 2010.
I wonder if there will be any conflict to install it to a computer which has MS Office 2007 Home & Student installed.
Home & Student does not include Outlook.Why would you need or want 2 office versions on same computer??? For one thing, what a waste of hard drive space.
I meant to install a Outlook 2010 only into my computer. Not the entire MS Office 2010.
I have a standalone copy of Outlook 2010.
Ok so remove the student version, then install 2010. And their might be a conflict having 2 office words, excels, etc....Home & Student does not include Outlook.
