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Dom |
posted on 30th Oct 16 at 17:39 |
quote: If you don't have a key then there's only a few options - either purchase it, rent it (via Office 365) or "grab" it. Either way, i'd stay with 2011 as while Office Mac 2016 looks a lot better, there's a bucket load of functions and features that are missing compared to the Windows variant. P.s - Time machine backups are incredibly useful for times like this, so is making a note of your product key/keeping it safe :lol: [Edited on 30-10-2016 by Dom] | |
DaveyLC |
posted on 18th Oct 16 at 16:02 |
Sorry Apple upgrade logic doesn't not apply to Microsoft Products :thumbs: | |
willay |
posted on 16th Oct 16 at 16:37 |
A office 2011 license does not entitle you to a upgrade to newer versions unless you have something like Software Assurance (SA) when you buy it, this is typically something done at businesses. | |
Norcy91 |
posted on 16th Oct 16 at 09:23 |
Hi, I recently updated Office 2011 on my MacBook to Office 2016, but it isn't activated and won't let me activate it? |