Office 2013 is available in a variety of offerings that are flexible based on one’s needs: Home Premium, Small Business Premium, Pro Plus, and Enterprise.
Sooner or later, someone will find the direct link to download the actual installer file.
#Download office 2013 home and business install#
If you purchase 3 copies of Office Home & Student 2013 and want to install it on 3 different computers, you have to download 500MB+ worth of data 3 times. However, even if you don’t subscribe, you still get SkyDrive sync feature, and you can use it as a storage hub for all your documents. This is such a stupid idea from Microsoft, making you waste bandwidth. To use this feature you need a premium Office 365 Home subscription. This allows you to run a streamed version of Office on any computer with an internet connection, and when you close it, the program is then removed from the computer. Microsoft is also introducing an innovative on-demand subscription feature that allows users to access a full-featured version of Office wherever they are, with all their personal settings intact. It comes with a wide range of cloud-based features like ability to sync documents and settings for apps like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, among a host of other improvements. Office 2013 is completely touch-optimized in light of the upcoming Windows 8 OS, and to be able to run it, you have to be either on a Windows 7 or Windows 8 PC. Installer is web-based, and each user is restricted to 5 installs. Over there you can select your preferred language and version. To download it, you need to go to the advanced install option on the download page. Do note that to download Office 365 Home Premium Preview, you have to sign in using your Windows Live ID.īe default the 32-bit version of Office 2013 is downloaded and installed, however, a 64-bit version is also available. If you’d like to try out the software right now, head over to Microsoft’s Office page to download. Office 2013 includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, Access, and Publisher. Microsoft’s CEO Steve Ballmer today announced the company’s next generation Office Suite software: Microsoft Office 2013, codenamed Office 15, during a press conference in San Francisco, California.
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