I suggest you use instead. It's compatible with DocX and you has a number of advantages over word (no, I'm not joking, really). There's a good reason why it's referred to affectionately as by some. As for the rest of Office, I suggest you do one of four things: • If you must have Office 2013, it w/ Wine.

So use VMWare, etc. ADVANTAGES: the software you want!

How to get 32-bit MS-Office 2007 to work properly under Wine on 64-bit Linux. I am running Linux Mint 15. Forget Microsoft Office — but some times you. Microsoft Office 2013 on Linux Mint. I am trying to install Office 2013 in Mint 18.1 but. I'm using LibreOffice on Mint 17.3 and am in the process of. This offers most of the features and functionality like Microsoft Office. Mint 17.x/13/other Ubuntu derivatives To install. Office in Ubuntu/Linux Mint.

DISADVANTAGES: in separate environment) •. Mecanica De Fluidos Cengel Cimbala Pdf To Excel. (I don't recall seeing anyone else put this. ONLY the 32-bit version works.

The (just like 2013). ADVANTAGES: faster access, probably more responsive, easier file access! DISADVANTAGES: you may miss some of 2013's features if you're a power user or find it less visually appealing, depending on your preferences.) • Get an Office 365 subscription. Test if it the desktop versions will install in Wine (and add your results, please). Even if they won't when your internet connected (which I assume is most of the time) ADVANTAGES: fast, your data auto-saves and is accessible anywhere from the cloud in-browser! DISADVANTAGES: major step down in functionalility.) • Switch to an open source or third party alternative, e.g.