As a comparison, another plan, Office Personal, includes all of those apps, but it only comes with a single installation for about $70 a year. You get the desktop versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook, Publisher (PC only), and Access (PC only).
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If you want to install Office on at least two computers, Windows or Mac, you can’t beat the Office 365 Home subscription. I use all of my installations and share Office 365 with three other people. I make sure I get the most value out of my subscription. If you use all of your 5 licenses, that’s $20 per installation annually, or a little over 5 cents a day. For a single license, that’s under 30 cents a day. All for $99 a year, or the cost of about 14 lattes. AND and I can share my Office installations with others.
With my personal subscription of Office Home, I get the 5 installations of the most current desktop version of Office, on either a Windows or Mac device, 1TB of cloud storage, plus free unlocked versions of Office Mobile on an iPad, tablet, or phone. One for my home and personal use and another for business use.
I like it so much I have two Office 365 subscriptions. Now, you may not be too fond of the idea of renting Office, I know I wasn’t at first, but the more I learned about it the more I wish it was available long ago. Those services range from the latest Windows and Mac versions of the Office apps to cloud-based servers for email, calendars, online storage and web conferencing. Essentially, if you have Office 365 you’re renting the Office apps and/or cloud services from Microsoft. You’ve probably heard the term Office 365 numerous times, but do you know what it is? Many think it’s a new version of Office and others think it refers to online versions of Office that are accessible via a web browser.
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