Dear friends.
I want to buy a new microsoft surface. So can you guys tel me, that does it offer the same features for Microsoft office package lik in a laptop? Same capabilities?
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Wrong forum section and duplicate thread.
The office 365 suit is the same thing as you would get in another laptop. -
Can you please tel me the place to post this?
And ofcourse i use tapatalk to log in to forum and in the first time when i posted it says error on thread thats why i posted it again.
Btw wts office 365?
I want the opinon about Microsoft office -
Don't worry too much about it. The admins can move the thread for you. I said it's the wrong section because this section is about pre-7 version of Windows. With a Surface you would get Windows 8.x.
Network error happens. It's usually a good habit to refresh the thread list if you see any error while posting. But again if it's caused by network problem then no biggie.
Office 365 is the [forget_this] personal version[/forget_this] subscription-based release of MS Office [forget_this] , which is probably what you need[/forget_this] plus some other services. And it's pre-installed on Surface products. Please note that you still need a valid key to activate it once the limited trial expires. You can install the same software on any other Windows 8 (X86) laptop/tablet. You will get exactly the same functionality as you would with a Surface if you have touch and stylus on that device.
Office 365 Home -
For lack of a better place (that I can think of) I moved this to the main Windows forum. I also deleted the new duplicate thread. With this post, the thread has been bumped. It can be bumped again after at least 24 hours.
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Regarding Office 365, it is not the home version of Office. Office 365 is the name of the various Office products that fall under the subscription model. You have Office 365 Home, Office 365 University, Office 365 Small Business and so on. There's also an enterprise version of it. If you're a student, Office 365 University will likely hit the sweet spot for price/features. You get the full fledged Office suite (though you likely won't use access or publisher), a 4 years subscription for less ~ 80$.
Finally, regarding the surface pro, it has the same hardware than a laptop would have, just in a different form factor, when you install whatever version of Office you have, it will be the exact same version that you'd get on a traditional computer. The only difference is that the UI will set itself to it's touch layout by default. -
...First of all, is the OP talking about Surface or Surface Pro?
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Does they offer same features?
Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by lahi88, Oct 31, 2014.