"OneNote will not be a part of Office for Mac 2011," a Microsoft spokesperson said via e-mail. However, the familiar OneNote program used in Windows versions of Office is notably lacking in this Mac release. Microsoft also included support for Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) in Office for Mac 2011. All three productivity suite editions include Mac versions of Excel, PowerPoint and Word.
It will be sold by Microsoft and "authorized academic stores" for an estimated $99 for a single installation.Īpparently, the only difference between the Student and Business editions is that the Student edition lacks the Outlook for Mac e-mail client application. There also will be a Microsoft Office for Mac Academic 2011 edition that will have features equivalent to the Business edition. The Home and Business Edition will cost an estimated $199 for a single installation or $279 for two installs (Multi-Pack version). The Home and Student edition's estimated retail price will be $119 for a single installation or $149 for a Family Pack that allows three installs. Office for Mac 2011 will be offered in two commercial retail editions: a Home and Student edition and a Home and Business edition. 31, 2010 and send in their product keys and sales receipts to qualify. Office for Mac 2008 licensees have to register here by Dec. 30, 2010, at Microsoft or an authorized reseller," according to the company's announcement.
Office for Mac 2008 is the current Mac version, but Microsoft announced today that it plans to release its newest productivity suite for the Mac platform, Office for Mac 2011, "at the end of October."įor those currently buying Office for Mac 2008, Microsoft has a technology guarantee program that allows for a no cost upgrade to Office for Mac 2011 if users meet the program's criteria. For instance, the latest Windows-based suite, Office 2010, was released earlier to consumer users, back in June. The Apple Mac-based version has a dedicated Microsoft Macintosh Business Unit development team operating on a production cycle that varies from the Windows team. Office for Mac 2011 is the seemingly neglected cousin to the Windows-based Microsoft Office productivity suite. Microsoft today disclosed retail pricing and release plans for Office for Mac 2011. News Office for Mac 2011 To Arrive in Late October
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