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Better instructions would have helped. I spent two hours trying to download and activate the program, but instead got into one of those infinite loops where Microsoft keeps asking for the same information over and over again without releasing the program. Eventually I figured out you have to type in the exact setup link provided in the start up kit. For some reason if you enter their website by any other means it does allow you to download and activate the software even though it misleads you into thinking you can. Also make sure you have an existing email account and password established with Microsoft. If not, create one before doing anything else.
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What you sold us is not a genuine Microsoft product. The DVD should have had a hologram which was embedded throughout the DVD. This had a printed label stuck on the top Microsoft does not use printed labels. The product key did not work at the Microsoft Office website. The product key should have had an raised embedded ribbon or stripe it had a stripe printed in black ink. The box said made in USA. Microsoft did not make Office 2013 in the USA. When you advertised this you showed one image of the box from the top so no one could check it out.
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Had it about a month. It's getting easier to use. Upgraded only because the momentum of the new *.DOCX, *.XLSX, etc. file formats were just too painful to keep retro-converting to the older *.DOC, *.XLS, etc. files. Collaboration was just getting too tedious/time consuming. Enhancements seem to be mostly cosmetic except for the most esoteric features...which few people even use. After consideration, many of the feature rearrangements make more sense...just wish the older layout could have been kept available with tutorials to facilitate the transition.
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I have been using Microsoft Office for over 25 years; It was always a good product but lately, it seems to be sliding down the slippery slope of mediiocrity; they are going backwards with this version instead of forward. They have eliminated several features like lots of great stationery and fonts and embellishments that used to set them apart from other office suites. The colors that you can pick from are Black, Grey and silver, maybe blue; there used to be a plethera of themes and colored backgrounds and creating rules used to be a lot easier and more intuitive. All the way around, I would say that they are sitting on their laurels instead of trying to be inspirational about designing their office products. What a shame.......
Installation was easy, with the possible exceptions of a) the need to create a Microsoft account (even if it isn't needed), and b) one must remember to install Java (on a new computer) before trying to install the Office software. The Office products (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote and Outlook) are their usual familiar and efficient selves.
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