Microsoft 365 and Office | Word | For home | MacOS
A family of Microsoft word processing software products for creating web, email, and print documents.
Yes, they can.
Sharing 365 with Mac/Apple user
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I have 365 family with one shared user of my allowed five. Question: can a Mac/Apple user share 365 to create and share documents, pictures, publications, etc.?
Microsoft 365 and Office | Word | For home | MacOS
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2023-01-17T12:52:38+00:00 Thanks for the reply. However the Mac user I am trying to work with sent the following response:
I understand it will also run on Apple/Mac computers. You misspelled a word. There is an I in ruin. Is this MS365 a web based application, a service for which I wouldn't need to download and install any executable files? From my 20+ years experience of using Macintoshes at home, I will no longer install anything created by Monopolysoft. Running Microsoft stuff for Mac tends to sabotage the OS in various ways, and the presence of MS macros degrades system security. I don't intend to repartition my hard drive to run Windows on it, which typically has been recommended by Apple to run Microsoft stuff on their hardware. Apple stopped using Intel chips in their newer computers, so that will no longer be an option from now on.