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I currently use Office Apps (Excel, Word and PowerPoint) subject to a perpetual licenses on an iMac using BigSur (v11.7.11). I'm not inclined to upgrade my Mac, and therefore unable to upgrade to a more current Mac OS. I received a message from Microsoft that as of July 13th my Microsoft 365 apps would no longer function (vie only mode) and should consider using the free Microsoft 365 web app, but have been unable to do so. Furthermore, it appears that I need to save my relevant files to OneDrive (which I don't believe I have), nor am I familiar with using the App. Any suggestions?
Feeling stuck . . .
Andy
Processes in Microsoft 365 for setting up Office apps, redeeming product keys, and activating licenses.
Hello
Yes, you will need to upload your files to OneDrive in order to access the files by using the web version.
To access the web version, you will go to https://www.office.com, sign into your Msft account then click on the 9-dot on the upper left to access apps.