My daughter currently uses a Microsoft laptop for university and other day to day tasks. I'm about to buy her a Macbook Air for her 21st.
What Microsoft Office software for Mac does she need or would be best purchase?
MacBook – Which office software to choose for university and day to day tasks
macbook pro
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There are many brands of MIDI to USB adapters available on the market. They cost about US$40 or less. Here is one example, the M-Audio Uno.
She can record her performances on GarageBand, which is a piece of Apple software that comes free with the MacBook Pro.
To anyone still needing help, this is what was done to fix this issue.
If you reset your iCloud email and password online that does not update your icloud account on your computer with the new email address.
You need to login to your iCloud account online and set your primary email back to the original one (your computer is still using this email) reset the password if you would like.
Now restart your computer and you should be able to log back in.
Once you are logged in, go back to iCloud website and change back to your new email.
Before you log off your computer go to Setting>iCloud and remove the old iCloud account and add the new iCloud account.
That should be all you need to do.
Now your computer is using the new email and you should be able to login using your new password.
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Best Answer
Your Microsoft choices are listed here.
Main differences are, the online version and the fully installed on your hard drive.
Microsoft Office 365 (it is a online app), lower cost and 4 Years access.
Microsoft Office 2011 (on you hard drive)- no need to go to Internet.
Free app: Open Office, does almost everything Microsoft Office does.
I have the Office 2011 on my MacBook Air, it works like a charm (PowerPoint, Excel, Word), but stay away from the Outlook Email, and use the build in Apple Mail instead.