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How to install Microsoft Office 2010 on Linux with

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I installed MS Office Professional 2010 on my Ubuntu computers and
it's working fluently.
It is a nerve breaking experience for a Linux new bee to work with
open-office for documentation works than their favourite MS Office.
New interface and new formats of open office makes them reluctant to
take it as a first choice. So this post is for those who are tired of
rebooting your system to make small changes in the documentations.
Now you dont want to reboot your system to get windows and MS
Office to work on your documents. You can do it from any linux
distribution with wine.
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1. Install Wine 1.3.35 beta through PPA.

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sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa

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sudo apt-get install wine1.3

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2. Now start a new wine prefix or rename the hidden folder .wine in
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Choose "Select the default wineprefix" then "Install a windows DLL or

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Again from "Select the default wineprefix" choose "install a font" and
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"Edit" and choose "Native (windows)".

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3. Run the MS Office 2010 Professional x86 installer you have.

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Office Pro Plus x86 2010). Choose to install only Word, Excell and

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Powerpoint.
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During the installation the installer was hang for a while but finally it
completed the installation.

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Open Word, Excell and Powerpoint to see if they work. Then go to

each one to File-options-Trust Center->Trust Center Settings, lower
the security to none in every option and uncheck the Enable Protected
View options. Word and Excell are working perfectly, the only problem
is with Powerpoint which is not very dependable.
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7 COMMENTS:
linuxblog said...
MS Office on Wine is a good first step, but still

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Libre/OpenOffice are better for those who wants to get proper

OSS experience.
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Randy said...
What do I have to do to get MS Outlook 2010 to work?
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pjlfield said...
I am very excited to install Office 2010 on my Ubuntu 10.04
system, but I am having a little trouble. I have updated Wine
and installed all the listed libraries, etc... However, after I open
the Office 2010 installer I cannot enter my product key
(clicking inside the window or the form box does not allow me
to type into the box). Any ideas?
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pjlfield said...
I am excited to install Office 2010 on my Ubuntu 10.04 system,
but I am having a little trouble. After installing all the listed
packages, I start the .exe installer for Office. However, after the
installer starts, I cannot seem to enter my product key (clicking
inside the form box or the window doesn't allow me to type
anything in the box). Any ideas?
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Unknown said...
Thanks for the notes. I may have to give it a try.
As far as the "Linux Experience"...
After about 4 years of not having any Microsoft software on my
computer... I've come to the realization that perhaps Linux is
just more of a hassle than it is worth with some things.
I've downloaded a spreadsheet that I'd like to use in
OpenOffice/LibreOffice. They open it just fine, but the macros
are a nightmare. I miss little features like type-ahead, giving
choices for fields in records, or arguments to functions, all of
which lack in Star Basic.
I suppose that is the true "Linux Experience". 90% is smooth
sailing, 10% just isn't.
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Mark Schwartz said...

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Worked perfectly, thankyou very much!!

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Mark Schwartz said...

Worked perfectly, thankyou very much!!
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