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For transparency, this was tested on an old mbp with El Capitan and incoming connections blocked with Firewall (unsure if Firewall would affect outcome). I already tried like a hundred of them and I deleted both files every site saids you have to delete and nothing. Does anyone has a product key I can use for this software.

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Note NOV2020: If you just copy/paste the last file '/Library/Preferences/.plist' as instructed above, it should work as well. Use the command slmgr /ipk yourlicensekey to install a license key ly/.

/Library/PrivilegedHelperTools/.helper.

/Applications/Microsoft Office 2011 folder (copy the entire folder, with all its contents).

To get there, in the Finder click Go->Computer->.then look for the following folders: Please note that you should be looking for these folders in the root directory of the drive on which OSX is installed- NOT in your user directory.

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To move / re-install your licensed copy of Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac on a different computer / OSX installation, and re-authorize it without the license / serial / key available, copy the following from the old machine to the corresponding (same) spot on the new computer. His email address is more by Gregg Keizer on thread is a bit old, but in case someone else finds themselves looking for the answer, this just worked for me: Follow Gregg on Twitter at on Google+ or subscribe to Gregg's RSS feed . Gregg Keizer covers Microsoft, security issues, Apple, Web browsers and general technology breaking news for Computerworld. Office for Mac Home and Student lists for $140, while the for-commercial-use Home and Business sells for $220.Ĭustomers, however, have less than three more years before Office for Mac 2011 falls off Microsoft's support list in January 2016. They can also opt for a 'perpetual' license of Office for Mac 2011, the traditional kind that is paid for once, but can be used as long as wanted. The consumer subscription plan, Office 365 Home Premium, costs $100 per year. Yesterday, MacBU recommended that customers running Office for Mac 2004 migrate to Office 365, the line of subscription plans that lets users install Office for Mac Home & Business 2011 on up to five Macs. Office for Mac 2008 dropped support for Visual Basic macros, but that support was restored in Office for Mac 2011. Microsoft extended support for Office for Mac 2004 to allow its users, many of whom relied on Visual Basic-based macros, time to migrate to the impending Office for Mac 2011, which launched in October 2010. 'This extension does not change the five-year support policy for other Office for Mac products, including future versions,' a senior product manager said then. But Microsoft's last-minute reprieve of Office for Mac 2004 was a one-time deal, as the MacBU made plain at the time. The speedy retirement of Office for Mac 2008 is not new: Users faced the same five-year support lifespan for Office for Mac 2004, which was shut down in January 2012.Īdmittedly, that was over two years later than the original deadline.

For consumer software, meanwhile, it states: 'Microsoft will offer Mainstream Support for either a minimum of 5 years from the date of a product's general availability, or for 2 years after the successor product (N+1) is released, whichever is longer.' 'Microsoft will offer a minimum of 10 years of support for Business and Developer products,' the company says. On its support lifecycle FAQ, Microsoft explains support for business and consumer software. At the same time it categorizes all editions of Office on OS X as consumer products. For some reason, Microsoft considers all editions of Office for Windows as business products, no matter that some - like Home and Student - cannot be used for commercial purposes.