How much does it cost to renew Office 365?
Microsoft wants to change how we buy Microsoft Office software. Instead of paying for the software once, Microsoft wants us to be paying for it monthly or annually.Microsoft offers a variety of subscriptions for the latest version called Office 365. This isn't cloud software. It still installs on your PC or Mac and the files will also be stored on your PC (though you can set it up to save to the cloud, too).
Microsoft does not delete them. It doesn't delete the Office software from your PC either. You can open them and look at them but you can't edit them.Our one-year subscription to Office 365 recently came due and we did not renew it. Sure enough, the software deactivated itself. The good news is most of the changes are extremely positive, a large reason Microsoft Office 365 Home Premium edition remains an Editors' Choice here at PC Mag.
Even though change is good in this case, there's still a lot you need to know before deciding to buy or install the suite. Here are ten of the most important facts about the new Microsoft Office 365.Microsoft Office 365 is "in the cloud" from two perspectives. First, buying the suite necessarily requires downloading it, which is to say, you can't buy it on a disc (the exception being in developing countries, where Microsoft will continue to sell discs). Second, the office suite itself is set up to save your documents to the cloud, Sky Drive in this case, if you so choose. You do still have the option to save files locally, but the apps integrate tightly with Sky Drive.
Microsoft does not delete them. It doesn't delete the Office software from your PC either. You can open them and look at them but you can't edit them.Our one-year subscription to Office 365 recently came due and we did not renew it. Sure enough, the software deactivated itself. The good news is most of the changes are extremely positive, a large reason Microsoft Office 365 Home Premium edition remains an Editors' Choice here at PC Mag.
Even though change is good in this case, there's still a lot you need to know before deciding to buy or install the suite. Here are ten of the most important facts about the new Microsoft Office 365.Microsoft Office 365 is "in the cloud" from two perspectives. First, buying the suite necessarily requires downloading it, which is to say, you can't buy it on a disc (the exception being in developing countries, where Microsoft will continue to sell discs). Second, the office suite itself is set up to save your documents to the cloud, Sky Drive in this case, if you so choose. You do still have the option to save files locally, but the apps integrate tightly with Sky Drive.
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