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In our daily professional and personal lives, we have innumerable reasons to use the amazing tools provided by Microsoft Office software. From writing documents to e-mailing colleagues, from creating compelling presentations to sharing notes and memos and from crunching numbers to organizing your calendar, the applications you know and love help you complete tasks and make your life a little bit simpler. Office 365 Home takes all of the convenience and advantage of the Office suite and adds the innovation of the Internet to your experience. Not only are you receiving the latest versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote Publisher and Access with this software, but you are also receiving the freedom of Cloud services and 1TB of online storage with OneDrive that lets you bring the benefits of the Office suite with you wherever you go.With all of the latest e-mail, scheduling and task tools, plus much more, at your fingertips, Office 365 lets you dive headfirst into the world of productivity. New features make it easy to allow friends and family to scroll through your Word documents in real time, help you incorporate PDFs, pictures, videos and online media into your documents with drag-and-drop functionality, aid you in creating compelling presentations with widescreen themes, simplify the process of navigating numbers with Quick Analysis and Chart Animation tools and more. Automatic upgrades ensure that you always have the latest features and services, while Office Mobile lets you take the productivity on the go with a compatible cell phone. Additionally, you can access your files, applications and settings nearly anywhere with an Internet connection with the incredible freedom awarded by Cloud services — plus 1TB of online storage with OneDrive simplifies saving your documents. To make online sharing even easier, this software includes 60 minutes of Skype calls each month to more than 40 countries across the world, so you can conduct business and communicate with loved ones, no matter how far apart you are. So get started — you have the latest and greatest in this line of software to help you achieve new heights in productivity.
 
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Worth the money, but a bit clunky
on August 6, 2016
Posted by: WriterSteve
Verified Purchase:Yes
The best Mac word processor I ever used was Word version 4. That was back in the late 1980s. The software was lean and perfect for what I did as a journalist: straight text. rarely a bold or an italic used since the graphic designer would add those. Word now is too fat with so much self-publishing stuff I don't need. But it's the industry standard and what my clients want my docs to be when they receive them, so I play along. I wish I could just pare it down to a much more streamlined version without all the styles to stumble into and correct out of.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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MacBook Air features up to 8GB of memory, a fifth-generation Intel Core processor, Thunderbolt 2, great built-in apps, and all-day battery life.1 Its thin, light, and durable enough to take everywhere you go-and powerful enough to do everything once you get there, better.
 
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Well worth the money
on August 6, 2016
Posted by: WriterSteve
Verified Purchase:Yes
I was a Mac user for 15 years before being forced to the PC world at a particular employer. I like PCs just fine, especially the desktops, but PC laptops with any good guts are heavy and hot and pricey. The Best Buy associate who helped me showed me several Chromebooks and PC laptops first, but confided he liked the MacBook the best. He demoed it, and I quickly agreed, but I was a little hesitant to spend the $200 more on it vs. a PC. I told my wife about it, who told me to quit complaining and just buy the machine I wanted since I'm a writer who uses it all the time. I'm so glad I took her advice. This is far better than any PC laptop or Chromebook I've ever owned or used. No comparison. Just spend the extra money for the better construction, performance, lightweight and portability. Can't be beat for the money.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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