If you have a Microsoft Office 365 subscription, the odds are good that you also have the ability to set up Microsoft Office on at least one computer. This installs desktop versions of the Microsoft Office collection of applications, which includes Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook, OneNote, Publisher, and Access. Using locally installed software is an excellent option for users who can’t stand being able to access software through the web, or who might not always have access to a Web connection to access the cloud versions of the applications. The drawback to performing this install, however, is that you have to install the entire collection of applications, so you can’t pick and choose specific applications to install.
And now, the steps to set up the suite of Microsoft applications locally on your pc if you have an Office 365 membership. You’ll land on the Microsoft web page that says Welcome to Office in the heart of it. Click “REGISTER” in the upper right part of the screen. You’ll land on a login web page that prompts you for the e-mail and password associated with your Office 365 accounts.
Enter the email associated with your workplace 365 accounts. You’ll automatically be shuffled to another Enter Password display. Enter the security password associated with your workplace 365 accounts, and then click “Sign In.” You’ll arrive at the Microsoft Office home display screen. Click on the blue “Install Office” button in the top of the right corner of the display screen.
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