So that the instructions and settings can be sent to the country accordingly.

As far as I know, yes, it is possible to install an already registered licence on a new workstation, but you will not be able to use them simultaneously. The current versions of Microsoft Office are multilingual (German, French, Italian, English, ...) and cross-platform (Windows and Mac) and can freely determine the language of operation.

Yes, according to our information it works.

The software should be compatible with Catalina

No, the software is only for Windows and Mac OS X. For the Ipad, only the apps from the Appstore can be used.

PKC = Product Key Card = licence key printed on paper.

This version contains only one licence, so unfortunately this will not work. You can remove the licence from the device in the Microsoft account and assign it to another device. However, it can be assumed that you want to use the devices alternately, so this is not recommended for you. You would need a version with at least 2 licences.

If you were to buy the software as a "download", you would simply get a key, which you would get with the CD anyway. Whether you install the programme from the internet or from the CD, I think it depends on the same thing. Is that what you meant?

If you have forgotten your login or it is no longer valid, etc., you have to contact MS yourself, which can be quite complicated and time-consuming. Advise everyone to make a note of the MS login, to enter an alternative valid email address and a mobile number, as well as to log in to a Microsoft account (Outlook.com, or Hotmail) from time to time if this is not used as the Windows 10 login, otherwise the email address will be deleted after some time, which then becomes complicated (see above, first sentence).

No, you would have to purchase a different version: Microsoft Office 365 Home 2019 (German, Windows, Mac OS X)

Licensing will work, but don't know if you need the latest version of Office (which may no longer be available to you via the AppStore).

-> I would first ask the customer service what they have to say about it. There is certainly an MS hotline that can help with such things. Buying Outlook is possible, you can also install different Office versions at the same time (at least I know it works for Windows). I would advise against reselling it, as this will only cause problems if it is activated several times, for example. You can also contact support in your MS online account.

Sali R43BiT Since Windows 11 is still relatively fresh, there is little information on the Internet, but the Microsoft page says: "Minimum requirement Windows 10" so I assume that it should also work with Win 11. Greetings, Donni

You should be able to download it yourself with your Microsoft account at Microsoft.

Yes, according to Microsoft, there is an automatic update for Office 2019 since December 2020 that supports M1 chips.

Hello Olivia You will probably have problems with the installation. Supported from Mojava 10.14, according to Microsoft website: "Starting with the 2020 December Update (build 16.44) for Microsoft 365 for Mac or Office 2019 for Mac, macOS 10.14 Mojave or later is required to receive updates for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote. If you continue with an older version of macOS, your Office apps will continue to work, but you will no longer receive updates, including security updates." https://support.microsoft.com/de-de/office/aktualisieren-sie-macos-um-weiterhin-microsoft-365-und-office-f%C3%BCr-mac-updates-zu-erhalten-16b8414f-08ec-4b24-8c91-10a918f649f8 Can you maybe update your MacBook to a newer version?

I just backed up my iMac late 2012 including all loaded applications such as Microsoft Office, Adobe Lightroom etc. via Time Machine to a new iMac 2020 8TB without any problems.

I did a quick google for you: No, Windows 8 is no longer officially supported. https://www.microsoft.com/de-ch/microsoft-365/microsoft-365-and-office-resources

as you can see, it says: unlimited 1x. this means that it is ONLY valid for "1" PC. if you want to use the software for your grandmother, you must first "INSTALL" it on your PC. Then you can install it on your grandmother's PC. Greetings Alregina

You have to log off the software on the old computer, then it can be reactivated on a new one via the Microsoft account (which you inevitably have).

Yes, you can. Here is a link with the procedure: https://answers.microsoft.com/de-de/msoffice/forum/all/office-home-and-student-2019-auf-neuem-pc/93276b37-aac5-4e12-b90b-a233d606b826

You can get the licence key here. The package has to be downloaded anyway, the activation happens afterwards via licence key which you buy here.

Yes, this is the permanent licence.

Only on one.

As far as I know, there are different sets, one of them is only for 1 installation, the others for several PCs. So see what you have bought or are still buying.

Office 365 Personal. You'll just have to work out for yourself whether it's worth it for you.