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I have been using Windows but purchased a MacBook Pro recently and installed a MS Office in it. I want to use the Mac to create, edit and safe Windows files that would be run in Windows in my other computer/laptops. Is this possible without Bootcamp?
You can install Microsoft Office for Mac and you'll be able to work with and create files on your Mac that can be used on any computer that runs Microsoft Office whether it is Windows or Mac based. With this you will run it in the OS X environment and you won't have to run any sort of Windows on your Mac.
I'll get a new USB drive to save the windows office files from the Mac and see if I can edit them on my computer. I hope it will work well. I will post feedback later. Thanks for your reply, ZintainUSA. Much appreciated. 🙂
MacBook Pro and MS Windows files
