'microsoft' presents Business pertaining to Apple next year in order to TechNet MSDN subscribers

office 2011 download company’s latest Business release is now available to get download by TechNet and MSDN buyers! (As my colleague Mary Jo Foley noted earlier today, it’s also been released regarding list sales!) Normally, that’s not news! What makes this release different is that it’s intended for Business to get Macintosh personal computer Home and Business next year! This is the first time in my memory that any Apple-related business software has been available through the standard versions of either subscription! (The only exceptions I can find are two old, pre-Boot Camp versions of Virtual PC pertaining to the Mac pc!) I have both a Apple and a office 2011 on my desktop and plan for you to set them up side by side using Synergy in order to share the mouse and keyboard seamlessly (if the software works as described)! If you have a TechNet subscription, you’ll find the Business office with regard to Mac pc 2011 download under the Applications heading! For now, at least, it’s also under New Downloads! (To learn more about TechNet and MSDN, see this article from last year: Seven perfectly legal ways for you to get microsoft office 2011 cheap (or even free)!) Update: I’ve just completed the installation of the Business software on my Macintosh personal computer! Everything went fine until I tried to claim a product key regarding the product! The Downloads page says I’m entitled so that you can 5 products for the Retail version of the product! But clicking the Get button to acquire the first product key doesn’t work in Safari on a Macintosh personal computer! I’m not sure whether this is a temporary glitch or whether some TechNet accounts are blocked from activatiing the software! Meanwhile, I have 30 days of trial usage (complete with nag screens at startup)! Update 27-Oct: This glitch seems to be able to be fixed, and the TechNet system is now generating product keys properly! For MSDN customers, the picture might be more complicated! MSDN comes in a very wide range of editions at a very wide range of prices! My account type is listed as Visual Studio Professional with MSDN account! Those are all pricey products! There’s a pretty good case to get non-developers so that you can prefer TechNet [Standard or Professional] over the lower levels of MSDN! I’ve just downloaded the Place of work next year package and I’m looking forward to help using it in more detail! That won’t be soon, though, as I’m headed off for you to PDC10 tomorrow and I don’t have a MacBook handy!