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<blockquote data-quote="jonsmith77" data-source="post: 1378665" data-attributes="member: 236870">Hi there,I am new to Mac.Bought my wife a:Macbook, Mac Os XVersion10.6.8processor 2.4ghz Intel Core 2 duoMemory 2gb 1067 Mhz DDR3Snow Leopard (I think ???).She wants Microsoft Office on it.I ve seen on On Amazon,Office for Mac 2011, Home &amp; Student (Family Pack - 3 Users, 3 Macs) £87.60p free P&amp;PPlatform: Mac OS X IntelI take it, the Intel on Platform Mac OS X Intel means the processor.Can I just clarify, that a) this software is fine for our macbook, and b) once I load software onto the mac, thats it, we dont need to worry about learning what boot camp is etc etc, we just click on word and up it pops, likewise for excell and or powerpoint ???Thanks in advance for your help.psas you can read from this email, please spell out replys in layman terms with simple instructions.Many many thanks for your timeBestJon</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jonsmith77, post: 1378665, member: 236870"] Hi there, I am new to Mac. Bought my wife a: Macbook, Mac Os X Version 10.6.8 processor 2.4ghz Intel Core 2 duo Memory 2gb 1067 Mhz DDR3 Snow Leopard (I think ???). She wants Microsoft Office on it. I ve seen on On Amazon, Office for Mac 2011, Home & Student (Family Pack - 3 Users, 3 Macs) £87.60p free P&P Platform: Mac OS X Intel I take it, the Intel on Platform Mac OS X Intel means the processor. Can I just clarify, that a) this software is fine for our macbook, and b) once I load software onto the mac, thats it, we dont need to worry about learning what boot camp is etc etc, we just click on word and up it pops, likewise for excell and or powerpoint ??? Thanks in advance for your help. ps as you can read from this email, please spell out replys in layman terms with simple instructions. Many many thanks for your time Best Jon [/QUOTE]

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