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Just got a new laptop with Windows 8. I need to get a new version of Office but don't know whether to get Standard 2010 or Standard 2013. I know that there's cloud storage with 2013 which I don't really need. Which version would be best or does it make a difference?
Processes in Microsoft 365 for setting up Office apps, redeeming product keys, and activating licenses.
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Clean boot the PC and retest (using data files on the local PC)
Do not under any circumstances choose Office 2013. It is a complete nightmare. It takes minutes to open or save any document of a reasonable size. Scrolling takes forever. Even making a simple one-line change to a document of 100 plus pages is hellish. I cannot believe Microsoft foisted this rubbish on its customers. I got it pre-installed on a new laptop. Now trying to downgrade to Office 2010 but it seems there is no way to do this.
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