Retail prices are lower:, for example, sells the three-license version of Office for Mac Home & Student 2011 for $99.46 and the two-pack of Office for Mac Home & Business 2011 for $212.24. Office for Mac Home & Business 2011 costs $280 for a two-license edition.
Microsoft now prices a perpetual license three-pack of Office for Mac Home & Student 2011 (which lacks Outlook) at $150 list, which can be installed on up to three Macs. The latter consists of not only Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint and Word - the four apps in the highest-priced Office for Mac - but also Access, OneNote and Publisher.īecause Microsoft has not disclosed the subscription price for Office 365 Home Premium, it's impossible to tell whether the inclusion of Office for Mac is a good deal for Mac owners. However, Office for Mac 2011 and Office 2013 will not be equivalent in features or even applications. Microsoft has not set the on-sale date for Office 365 Home Premium, or any of the other subscription plans, but speculation seems to be collecting around late January or early February of next year.
Microsoft access for mac 2011 update#
Office for Mac 2011 will receive an update at the launch of the new Windows edition, Office 2013, that allows it to be counted toward the five-install limit. With the addition of Office for Mac to the mix, consumers with a heterogeneous household - a few Macs, a few PCs, but no more than five - all can run Office for one monthly or annual payment.Īccording to fact sheets published by Microsoft, the business-oriented Office 365 plans will also include access to Office for Mac as part of the five-per-user device/copy limit.
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