Sorry, no simple answer. This Office 365 for MAC page shows the OneNote is M.I.A.

On the Mac: You can try to work around this limit by trying to install Office 365 for PC on the Mac inside one of the 'PC Emulators', like 'Parallels' (only name I know). Now, this is a long shot. I DON'T know if you can install the CTR virtual environment inside of another virtual environment (like a Russian nesting doll. ) Another workaround, one that stands a better chance, is use Office Web (including OneNote) apps running in the Safari browser. 2013 06 14- Office “Mobile” (365) on iPhone. You need any Office 365 license to use this version. Office Mobile for iPhone does not count against your five PCs/Macs limit because it’s a mobile offering.

So now there is a new category of mobile devices, where each Office 365 subscriber can also attach up to 5 Office Mobile installs to their account. Includes Word, Excel, and PowerPoint Mobile, but not OneNote Mobile, which is available as a separate free download. No Office for iPad yet, but I understand that (free) Office Web Apps work reasonably well in the Safari browser. 2013 02 05- Office on the iPad is better but still not good enough. Using the 2011 version of Office Web Apps on the iPad -- indeed, on anything but a Windows PC -- was, so I decided to put Ballmer's claims to the test and see if Microsoft this time had a workable Web version for iPad users. For grins, I also tested it on a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 running Android 4.1 'Jelly Bean.' The good news is you can now actually use Office Web Apps on your iPad via the Safari browser (go to and sign in via your SkyDrive or Microsoft ID).

You get the basic editing controls in Word, Excel, and Office needed for many documents, making Office Web Apps appropriate for touchup work. * ****** ****** ******** ******** ******* ******* ****** * When things are bad, you can either: - cuss, - cry or - laugh. Why not choose to laugh.

Hello, Thank you for your question. My start was with OneNote then moved to Evernote.

Running Office 2011 14.7.1. Just upgraded my Mac to Sierra. I went to update my Office, and I got the error message: AutoUpdate cannot connect to the update server. \autoupdate cannot connect to the update server\ office for mac 2011. The latest version of Office 2011 for Mac is version 14.7.7. If you are not the latest version, you may try download it refer to this article. If the problem persists after updating to the latest version, please feel free to let me know.

With Evernote I, as most all do, began with their free version, and continued to maintain data in OneNote. At the time free Evernote provide 60 MB uploads a month. In the beginning it was okay, then became much too restrictive. When I understood about tags, their OCR even of images containing text and OCR of PDFs, and more I was hooked.

Microsoft OneNote The digital note-taking app for your.

Even though I am a parsominious person their service is for me worth $45 annually. Monthly uploads for paid is 1TB, also paid have live chat tech support as well. The above is the same as some like Mac others Window, Chevy others Ford, and the like. Hope that info helps you. Cordially and respectfully submitted. Hello Eclipse Now, I am an IT consultant and use OneNote for project management.

I have been using both Macs and PC's for many years, but recently decided to migrate everything to Mac since the Office 365 products have reached a point where I can share with PC users and for the most part have the same functionality across platforms. I also have and use Evernote, however none of my clients allow Evernote as an official tool and thus I can't collaborate on their networks with it. There are some Outlook items I miss as well, but OneNote is really where I am struggling. When I used the full version of OneNote on the PC I could create a search page for any of the tasks, with the Mac I can't search any of them, not even the TO DO task. I have a ton of notebooks, each with 5-50 tabs, each tab with tens-hundreds of pages.

So overall I have thousands of pages in OneNote and being organized is essential. How I accomplished this was using the custom tags feature. I would create a task for each user, created project and priority tags and then used the search pages for tracking.

It wasn't a perfect system, but it worked for me and I was able to pull all the the tasks for one person into one summary page no matter where they were in the thousands of pages of notes. Office for mac 2011 free trial. I could then share these on a regular basis with the individual IT staff working on the project and get direct project task feedback. What I have done as a workaround is started using my own version of manually created tags. For each user when I assign a task I assign it like this: (#dave) task needed to be done (dave) task has been done The params separate the name dave from a task for (dave).