Hi Lancelotte25, welcome to the forums. You have a few options: 1) buy apple's external dvd drive for the macbook air is a link to apple's online store; where you can purchase the external super drive.

2) Use the cd/dvd drive of another computer to install the software. Explains how to use another computers cd/dvd rom drive. If you chose to use a cd/dvd rom drive on a pc; you may need to install macdrive as well. The free trial of macdrive is long enough that you could probable install office. 3) contact Microsoft & see if they can offer you another option. (maybe they can let you download the installer) good luck and con grads on the macbook air!

Office suite for macbook air Microsoft Office For Mac 2011 Home And Student. Buy Now!Office For Mac Home And Business 2011 Digital Download.office suite for. Dec 12, 2017 I bought Office for Mac 2011 a couple of years ago for my old MacBook. About a year and a half ago I got a MacBook Air and so to get Office on it, I. How do I fix Microsoft office 2011 for Mac on MacBook Pro? How do I install Microsoft Office Mac 2011 onto a MacBook Air? Can a MacBook Pro download Microsoft. Since then, several new features have been introduced to the software package, including new features for the MacBook Pro Touch Bar. On 10 October 2017, Microsoft ended support for Office for Mac 2011, and it will not work if you decide to install and run High Sierra on your Mac.

-tt Jan 10, 2011 9:56 PM. What I've been doing for software installs takes another computer, but works out very well. I take the other computer (in my case Windows) and create an.iso file from the CD/DVD that I need to use. For Windows I use ImgBurn. Once it's an.img file, you can copy it to the mac (via network or flash drive, etc). And it will mount like normal.

Pretty easy way to get stuff installed without spending the money on a USB-smartdrive. If you've got another mac - you can use Disk Utility or another app to create the.iso file. Jan 15, 2011 6:55 AM. On your PC, 1.

Google and look for an app called IMGBURN. Install IMGBURN. Then place your install CD/DVD into your Windows drive and use the IMGBURN menus to convert the disc to an.iso file. Once you've got the file - copy it to an external HD or USB flash drive.

(it's best to have your external drive formatted as NTFS, as FAT32 has issues with large files). BUT be warned, that a Mac can't write to NTFS partitions, Mac's can only READ from NTFS partitions. Once copied, you then place the USB drive in your Mac and copy the file from the USB drive to your Mac desktop. Double-click on it on the Mac, it will mount the.iso file, and will show just like another drive (or.DMG file). You then run the install that's available to you. I've done this with Office 11 for Mac, Lightroom 3.2, Parallels, and multiple other applications.

Jan 15, 2011 3:37 PM. You can download the media from Microsoft here: You can use a key from the DVD to activate. Otherwise you can simply copy the contents of the disk from a computer that has a DVD drive then copy to a USB drive. There is nothing magic about a DVD its just data on a disk put the Data on a USB drive. Then attach the USB drive. Equilibrium Unemployment As A Worker Discipline Device Pdf Converter. (The Magic comes in, if there are 'hidden files' in windows. Just go to option in the Windows Explorer and check the box to 'show hidden fiels' That will ensure that all the data copies over.) Dec 16, 2011 10:07 AM.

Sabrina Malheiros Dreaming Rar. Lancelotte25 wrote: Please someone tell me how to install the Microsoft Office 2011 on MacBook Air. If you're refering to MS Office 2011 for Windows, you will have to use either BootCamp or some other virtual machine software like Parallels or Fusion. I also just got a new 128GB MacAir and I went the Parallels route and then installed Windows and MS Office. System runs great for either OS-X or Windows 7.

I used an old stand alonge DVD drive that I bought on eBay 3 or 4 years ago. Regardless of whether you are install MS Windows software or OS X Office software, I think it's worth having an external drive. So much easier than the hassle of creating an ISO file, especially when you're not doing it every day. If you go to ebay and search 'external DVD drive', there are several going for around $25. And once you have one, the next time you need to installl something from a DVD drive, you have it.