1. Go into the downloads option there. You will see the downloaded setup of Setup Office or Microsoft 365 2019.
2. Right-click on the setup and create a shortcut office folder on the desktop by clicking on the extract file option.
3. The office folder is created on the desktop.
4. Now go into that folder, you will see options like Microsoft office, etc.
5. From that click on the office setup.exe option.
6. Then double clickon that option, after that the setup will Run.
7. It will ask to make changes in the device for running purposes.
8. Then click on the Yes option and permit to run the application on your PC.
9. The application will run successfully. Now go into the start option and enter into Microsoft office setup and choose one application from it and click on one application.
10. Now you will see Agree and installoption on the screen. Click on it.
11. The installation of the office.com/setup will begin in I. few seconds.
12. You have to wait for a while to install the application on your pc.
13. When your installation finishes it again asks for the product keycode or license.
14. Enter the 25 digitslicense that you have got with the package you have purchased online or offline.
15. When you enter the office product key codethen the process is completed.
16. Now again restart your PCor device, and now it’s ready to use.

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For more insights and tips on navigating the digital landscape like a pro, feel free to check out my Quora page. Trust me; I've got plenty of stories and practical advice to share.

By looking up the instructions online. My guess is that since you have a Quora account, you can use the Internet to find your answer as well as anyone else, but here’s a link that should help you:

How to Set Up Email in Outlook

Quick Tip: Quora works best when answers demand expertise or strong opinions. Had you typed your question into your favorite search engine, you would have had the answer immediately instead of having to wait for someone to answer on Quora. Answers that can be easily looked up using a search engine or on a manufacturer’s web site add to the noise level on Quora and make it harder to use for everyone.

The simple answer is You use it every day, continuously, doing new tasks and studying how others did things in their Office projects.

Office is not one “thing”. And the parts are used for an unending variety of different tasks, performed in a huge number of different ways. With new features arriving all the time!

Helpful answer I hope: pick one of the components of Office, such as Word or Excel, and start to use it. Many techniques are common throughout Office components. But each has a specific purpose, even, e.g., Word versus Publisher. Which component is most relevant to your life and career plans? Good idea to get good at that. When you need one of the other ones a lot of it will already be natural to you.

Good luck.

Answering: “How do I become good at Microsoft Office?”

Office 365 is Microsoft’s SaaS (Software as a Service) for their Office package. You basically pay a subscription for all of their software (Word, Excell, OneDrive, etc), and you get to access it from the cloud, download and install it, and have it constantly updated. It’s pretty great, but not for everyone.

Some people prefer the old software like Office 2016, and others might want to use the older software versions because they don’t want to pay a subscription to Microsoft (although it isn’t really that expensive).

To me, it’s a pretty good deal. Even moreso for companies since there are a lot of things and features that make it easier for employees to work together and in sync. The only downside I can think of is OneDrive with some of its limitations, as good as it is. This, however, is easily solvable with solutions such as the Cloud Drive mapper which allows you to map local drivers to the OneDrive cloud for easier and faster access. But even that isn’t an issue for a lot of companies, although the one I work at does use it.

Let me provide this advice first.

Find out what office software suite (and versions) your potential customers use and use that suite and version. In my experience there is no better way to piss off your customers than to send them a document they can’t open, or that looks or works differently on their system. It will somehow be your fault that they can’t open your document on their Windows 98 machine running Office 22003. You can’t win this argument, you can only lose this customer. (Which might be your best option if you can afford to lose them.)

The following is about software used for creating documents, spreadsheets and presentations not about managing people and money. Those are very specialized.

If your customers use Google office then Google offers a free suite of tools specifically for education. I don’t know if you would qualify for this package, but it’s worth taking a look. This is more about managing calendars, schedules, students and forms. But if your customers are using it then it might be one tool for you to consider.

Google for Education: Learn How

If you customers use Microsoft Office (and only newer versions since 2013) then I would go with some version of Office Online (Office 365). And for business the online version is an operating expense rather than a capital expense and that may be of benefit to you.

What is the difference between an operating expense and a capital expense?

Compare Microsoft Office 365 Business Plans