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I have Microsoft Office: mac 2011 installed on my mac, but now when I try to open any of the apps (Word, Excel, etc) it wants me to upgrade to Microsoft 365 for an annual fee and I can't use the apps unless I do so. Is this due to the 32 to 64 bit upgrade? Anyway for me to have the Microsoft Office products on my Mac without paying an annual fee?
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iMac 21.5″, macOS 10.15
You're right about the 32 vs. 64-bit thing. Microsoft Office 2011 is 32-bit, so it won't work on macOS Catalina.
Instead of Microsoft 365, which is a subscription, you can buy Office 2019 as a one-off purchase from the Microsoft website.
You're right about the 32 vs. 64-bit thing. Microsoft Office 2011 is 32-bit, so it won't work on macOS Catalina.
Instead of Microsoft 365, which is a subscription, you can buy Office 2019 as a one-off purchase from the Microsoft website.
Thank you! I only need Word and Excel, so that’s perfect.
While you can purchase individual Office titles, you would be seriously overpaying for them. For only $20 more than one title costs, you can get Word, Excel and PowerPoint together for $150.
Anyway to have the Microsoft Office products on my Mac without paying an annual fee?
