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I have Microsoft office ultimate 2007 that I purchased. How can I put this on my Mac computer. So far everything I read says it's outdated. Does that mean I have to re-purchase office ultimate?
The only two products that Microsoft currently supports on macOS are Microsoft 365 ( subscription) and the single-purchase Office 2019 for Mac. These require at least macOS Mojave (10.14.*) for installation. And yes, if your Mac is running Mojave or later, it is a new subscription or purchase via the Apple Online store as I have mentioned in a previous post. No software that you purchased in 2007 will run on current Macs.
From the Apple logo on your menu bar, choose About This Mac panel. What version of the operating system are you presently running, and what is the Mac product description line containing the parenthesis?
The only two products that Microsoft currently supports on macOS are Microsoft 365 ( subscription) and the single-purchase Office 2019 for Mac. These require at least macOS Mojave (10.14.*) for installation. And yes, if your Mac is running Mojave or later, it is a new subscription or purchase via the Apple Online store as I have mentioned in a previous post. No software that you purchased in 2007 will run on current Macs.
From the Apple logo on your menu bar, choose About This Mac panel. What version of the operating system are you presently running, and what is the Mac product description line containing the parenthesis?
What system are you running?
Did you just purchase the 2007 package? If so can you send it back for a refund?
There are alternatives to MS Office - the free LibreOffice which can open, edit and save Office documents in either the Office formats or its own format.
I have Microsoft office ultimate 2007 that I purchased. How can I put this on my Mac computer. So far everything I read says it's outdated. Does that mean I have to re-purchase office ultimate?
