Is Microsoft Office 2010 compatible with MAC 2008?
How we can make it compatible with it?
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Johnyboy
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Compatibility of MAC 2008 with Office
Yes, Microsoft Office 2010 is compatible with your MAC 2008.
There is no need to change settings to a certain way for your Microsoft Office 2010 to work on your MAC.
What you do need to do though is to either download or buy from a store the Microsoft Office for Mac 2011.
Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 is essentially the counterpart of Microsoft Office 2010 for windows users.
Once you have obtained a copy of the program you simply just have to run the installer and follow the steps.
After installation you should be able to use Microsoft Office on your Mac computer.
Compatibility of MAC 2008 with Office
Microsoft Office has a separate version of the package for Macintosh users.
The Windows version of the software is different from the Mac version. And I think the Windows version can’t be used on a Mac computer and the same for the Mac version.
The version you are asking is a bit older. Why not upgrade your version to the 2011 or 2012 version.
I don’t think there would be any problem if you are running a Macintosh computer. You can install Microsoft Office for Mac Home and Business 2011. This version surely supports your operating system.
Here are the details of Microsoft Office for Mac Home and Business 2011 system requirements.
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Your Macintosh computer should be running on an Intel processor;
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Your system must be running on Mac OS X 10.5.8 and later;
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You should have 1 GB RAM installed;
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A 2.5 GB free space is required;
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Your hard drive must be using the HFS+ format [also known as Mac OS Extended or HFS Plus];
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A DVD drive;
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A monitor with a 1280 x 768 screen resolution.
If you need more information about the pricing and other information, you may visit Microsoft Office for Mac 2011.
