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About this item:- Microsoft Office Home & Business 2021 (Mac) includes:
- Microsoft Office Word
- Microsoft Office Excel
- Microsoft Office PowerPoint
- Microsoft Office Outlook
- Microsoft Office Teams
- Microsoft Office OneNote
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IOW, when Office 2024 (or whatever) comes out you don't get to upgrade to it. However, you will still receive security, bug, and critical updates to your Office 2021 for the life of the product (thru Oct 13, 2026).
Also, read the ONE COMPUTER part as something that you control. If a computer that you had this Office 2021 on dies, you are fully able to license the same Office 2021 on a new computer, provided you log into your Microsoft account and remove the old computer activation. It's a full retail license that is fully transferrable - as long as it's only on one computer at a time.
Also², If you already have (or have had) a Microsoft account tied to a subscription Microsoft product (Office365/Microsoft365) Microsoft may not allow you to use that account for perpetual products (although this isn't explained when you try to use it). Just create a new, free Microsoft account and activate it that way. You can use the key you receive for any valid email address (regardless of the email address you enter when purchasing the Office 2021 Pro).
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I'm still using it today. 😂. Honestly, what kind of advancements have been done in 7 years in Microsoft Office products? Like the basic ones like Word and Excel?
For the most part, not much has changed.
However, in Excel, they did add new types of functions such as XLOOKUP, LET, and, LAMBDA. But generally, you could probably wait until the next version before upgrading.
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Popular Science started in 1872 as "The Popular Science Monthly."
Popular Mechanics started in 1902, so PopSci came before them but they've both been around a very long time.
I subscribed to PopSci as a kid but haven't been following them in recent years, though I'd imagine they struggle to get revenue these days, like many other magazines, so they resort to stuff like this.
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For most people though, they could get by using LibreOffice, or whatever the current "good" free one is
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For most people though, they could get by using LibreOffice, or whatever the current "good" free one is
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I got office 2019 for my personal laptop for $20. And then that is lifetime till the computer works.