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The Office 365 Mobile Apps include versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and Outlook for the iOS and Android platforms. RELATED: The Best Android Apps You Should be Using On Your Chromebook Office 365 Mobile Apps (for iPhone, Android, and Chromebooks) We’ve covered the difference between Office 365 and Office 2016 in detail before, so if you want to learn more about which version may be better for you, we suggest giving that guide a read. The subscription also comes with some extra perks, like a large amount of OneDrive storage, a monthly allotment of Skype minutes, and access to the mobile app versions of the Office apps. As long as you keep your subscription going, you always have the latest version of Office-including major new updates. You pay a monthly (or yearly) subscription fee.

#Microsoft office 2016 for ipad pro install#

You pay the upfront cost, get a license, and install it on your computer.

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These are the full desktop apps that you install on your Windows PC or Mac. But until iOS natively gains support for a mouse, I have no intention of using my iPad, which I otherwise enjoy, for content creation.The desktop version of Office is the full featured version you’re most likely familiar with from years past.

Yes there are ways to jailbreak iOS to enable a mouse to work with the iPad. I think touch is a great evolution of the user experience but not when it comes to writing and editing anything more than a text, e-mail or social media post. It remains to be seen whether CEO Tim Cook has a different view. Clearly Steve Jobs envisioned weaning users off the mouse to the new touch-based world. It's ironic that Apple doesn't do this considering it brought the mouse to life with the Macintosh. Both Android and Windows tablets support them. My understanding is while iPads support external Bluetooth keyboards, Apple has made a decision not to support the use of an external mouse on its tablets. But if I need to take notes, write or edit away from my office, I use a Windows tablet with its type-style keyboard and the track pad and/or an external Bluetooth mouse. I bought the iPad to use other apps, notably to read various publications, access e-mail and connect to the Internet when I'm away from my desk.

#Microsoft office 2016 for ipad pro pdf#

I may pull up a document or PDF to proof, but that's about it. But I never bought an iPad with the intent of writing or editing with it. While I'm not averse to typing with an on-screen keyboard, using touch for cut and paste doesn't work for me. Using a mouse and keyboard has become second nature to me. Editors and writers tend to frequently cut and paste phrases, sentences and entire paragraphs.

If you don't mind the lack of mouse support, you're set.īut having used a mouse and keyboard with Office for two decades, even though I'm quite open to change and doing things differently, I've become quite accustomed to working with both a keyboard and mouse. Only if you intend to create or edit them do you need an Office 365 subscription. Keep in mind if all you want to do is view documents, it's free. But should iPad users who don't have Office 365 subscriptions (the new personal plan costs $69 per year) sign up for it? That depends. Microsoft optimized Office for the iPad and those that compared it to Apple's own iWork suite believe Microsoft delivered a worthy alternative. Still, because it doesn't have native support for an external mouse, I won't be using Office on the iPad that often.Įven so, if you have an Office 365 subscription and an iPad you should download it and determine how it may best suit your needs.

#Microsoft office 2016 for ipad pro pro#

Frankly, Office documents in OneDrive are easier to find and navigate on the iPad than the Microsoft Surface or Dell Venue 8 Pro using the modern Windows 8.1 interface because of how they're organized. Upon opening Word on the iPad, it displayed all of my documents stored in OneDrive and even sorted them in the order that I last accessed them in.

As soon as Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announced the long-expected release of Office for the iPad last week, I downloaded it on mine.