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This is a tutorial on how to download and install your Microsoft Office software while you are an active student. Please note your Office365 student license will expire upon graduation.
For the Windows tutorial,. Part 1: Step 1. Sign into your Office365 account with your Full Sail username (first part of your student email address) here: Step 2. Once signed in click on 'Office 365' in the top left corner of the browser window.
Once the page loads you will see the button that says 'Install Now'. Click that button.If you receive an error stating 'Please contact your admin. It looks like they haven't assigned you a license for the Office desktop apps.'
Go to:, type in your student e-mail address and proceed to log in. You will be able to download and install from there. You will now be prompted to begin the download.
This file is 1.1GB and depending on your internet connection speed can take some time to download Step 5. Once the download is complete open the installer file from your downloads folder and begin the installation of the software. Follow the screenshots below to walk you through the installation section.
Part 2: Step 1. Open any one of the applications associated with Office 2016 (Word, Power Point, Excel, Outlook, or OneNote). For this tutorial, we used Word.
The first window you will receive is the one pictured below. Click Get Started Step 2. The next screens will ask you to sign into Office. Signing in will take the place of needing a product key. You will need to sign in using your Student Email. Step 3. You will then be directed to the Full Sail University email login page.
You will log in using your Full Sail credentials that your normally use to access your courses and email.NOTE. THIS MAY TAKE MULTIPLE ATTEMPTS. Lastly, they will ask if you to choose a theme.
Once your theme is chosen you should now be able to access all of your Office software without any issues. This will now be the last step to complete.
You will not have to sign in to use every program, once the sign in process is complete with one Application this will activate all applications within the Office for Mac 2016 bundle.
Hi James, Visio Pro for Office 365 is a standalone subscription. You need to purchaes it seperately then add it to Office 365 plan. It allows each user to install Visio on up to five PCs running Windows 7 or Windows 8. But Visio is not support for Mac, it doesn't work on Macs. If there is anything that I can do for you regarding this issue, feel free to post back.
Best regards, Greta Ge TechNet Community Support It's recommended to download and install, which is developed by Microsoft Support teams. Once the tool is installed, you can run it at any time to scan for hundreds of known issues in Office programs. Office 365 is the name of the marketing program where you lease Microsoft Office instead of purchase. The Office 365 program includes Mac and Windows versions of Office. So yes, you could install Visio Pro Office in a Windows partition and boot directly to Microsoft Windows using Apple's built-in Boot Camp, or you could run Windows and Mac OS simultaneously using a virtual machine in Parallels (or competing VMWare but I prefer Parallels).
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You can run Office for Mac in Mac OS X - or Office for Windows in Windows under the Office 365 program. I know this thread is a bit old but it's clear there's still a lot of misunderstanding regarding whether you can use Visio with Office 365 on Mac. Since I've been in this situation and resolved it, I thought I would add my 2 cents.
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The simple answer is, without a virtual machine, you cannot run Visio Pro in Office 365 on Mac. Office 365 is tied to the desktop version of Microsoft Visio which isn't available for Mac. However, if you were to install and run Windows on your Mac in a partition, you could then use Office 365 on a Mac. I tried this workaround though and found it was very laggy and made using the Mac very slow at times. I'm currently trying a few Visio alternatives - there's many suggestions here: some of which can also edit Visio files.
I'd much rather use a native Mac or cloud solution than try to run a virtual environment all the time. Sorry rant over - hope this has helped others!
