I just upgraded my MacBook Pro to a 2017. My previous MacBook had Microsoft office as I need the word and excel for work. I'm trying not to purchase a new version of Office. Someone suggested Chrome, Chromevox, doc, sheets.... as I can use my work documents in that forum and when sending back to office, they'll still be able to open. I can't seem to find the right site to review it , where to download, are they are all separate or together. Suggestions appreciated.
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Talk to me about Chrome, Chromevox, docs and sheets
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Why not use the included Pages ( =Word ), Keynote ( =Powerpoint ) and Numbers ( =Excel ).
You can export and import from Windows based file formats.
The cool thing is that you can get access to your documents via online iCloud; anytime and anywhere. Even through a public library, your grandma's old computer, wherever.
You can open the documents from your work computer via iCloud and export to whatever format you need, or just print them.
You can export and import from Windows based file formats.
The cool thing is that you can get access to your documents via online iCloud; anytime and anywhere. Even through a public library, your grandma's old computer, wherever.
You can open the documents from your work computer via iCloud and export to whatever format you need, or just print them.