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We are investigating the cause and will update this article when the issue is resolved. We are aware of an issue regarding the availability of Office product keys. If you have more than one subscription or program membership, the downloads shown will be for the highest subscription you hold, even if you are currently viewing a different subscription. Only the downloads included with your subscription are displayed for you on the Downloads page.

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That won't be soon, though, as I'm headed off to PDC10 tomorrow and I don't have a MacBook handy.ДЄny questions you want me to ask at PDC? Any first impressions of the new Office for Mac that you want to share? Use the Talkback section.Depending on which Visual Studio subscription you have, a wide variety of Microsoft software titles may be available to you. I've just downloaded the Office 2011 package and I'm looking forward toВ using it in more detail. There's a pretty good case for non-developers to prefer TechNet В over the lower levels of MSDN.

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When I go to the MSDN Downloads page, the Office for Mac 2011 download is listed, but its status is Unavailable, with this note in the Details section:ДЄvailable to Levels: VS Pro with MSDN Premium (Empower) VS Premium with MSDN (MPN) VS Pro with MSDN Premium (MPN) BizSpark Admin BizSpark VS Ultimate with MSDN (VL) VS Premium with MSDN (VL) VS Premium with MSDN (Retail) VS Ultimate with MSDN (Retail) VS Ultimate with MSDN (MPN) My account type is listed as Visual Studio Professional with MSDN account. MSDN comes in a very wide range of editions at a very wide range of prices.

Microsoft says they are 'working to update on a monthly basis' but may be late this month because of the Thanksgiving holiday.ДЇor MSDN subscribers, the picture might be more complicated. Update 5-Nov: The downloadable list of products included with eachВ editionВ has not been updatedВ to includeВ Office for Mac 2011. According to this list,В Office for Mac 2011В should be available:ДЄvailable to Levels: TechNet Professional (SA) TechNet Professional with Media (Retail) TechNet Professional (Retail) TechNet Professional with Media (VL) TechNet Professional (VL) TechNet Professional (Certified Partner) TechNet Professional (Gold Partner) TechNet Plus Consumer Service Professional Pilot TechNet Standard (VL) TechNet Standard (Retail) TechNet for Action Pack TechNet Professional (NFR) TechNet Professional (NFR MCT) TechNet Professional (NFR MVP) TechNet Professional (NFR FTE) TechNet Professional (NFR Bundle) My account is TechNet Professional (Retail). Update 27-Oct: This glitch seems to be fixed, and the TechNet system is now generating product keys properly.

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Meanwhile, I have 30 days of trial usage (complete with nag screens at startup). I'm not sure whether this is a temporary glitch or whether some TechNet accounts are blocked from activatiing the software. When I tried Firefox, I got this error message: But clicking the Get button to acquire the first product key doesn't work in Safari on a Mac. The Downloads page says I'm entitled to 5 products for the Retail version of the product. Everything went fine until I tried to claim a product key for the product. Update: I've just completed the installation of the Office software on my Mac. (To learn more about TechNet and MSDN, see this article from last year: Seven perfectly legal ways to get Windows 7 cheap (or even free).) For now, at least, it's also under New Downloads. If you have a TechNet subscription, you'll find the Office for Mac 2011 download under the Applications heading. I have both a Mac and a PC on my desktop and plan to set them up side by side using Synergy to share the mouse and keyboard seamlessly (if the software works as described). (The only exceptions I can find are two old, pre-Boot Camp versions of Virtual PC for the Mac.) This is the first time in my memory that any Mac-related business software has been available through the standard versions of either subscription. What makes this release different is that it's for Office for Mac Home and Business 2011. (As my colleague Mary Jo Foley noted earlier today, it's also been released for retail sale.) Microsoft's latest Office release is now available for download by TechNet and MSDN subscribers.