In the online apple store, you can select which preinstalled softwares you want to include in your Macbook. You can select Microsoft Office for Mac. Apple usually does not install Microsoft Office by default on its Macbooks and if you get it, it will be probably a trial version.
Apple has its own version of MS Office called iWorks which you can buy for about half the price of MS Office. If you prefer using MS Office, you'll have to buy the Mac version. You install it like any other application, no special process is required.
To do this perfectly you will have to purchase MicroSoft Office for OSX (expensive unless your workplace offers you an employer version, then it is cheap like dirt). MS Office for a Mac works well but I found it disappointing that the bells and whistles don't LOOK like MS Office. You have to adjust a bit.
One more thing - BootCamp in OSX allows you to install any copy of Windows that you own (and therefore MS Office). From your OSX side you can "drag" your Windows Word docs right into OSX and open them with any of the above mentioned word processors. To do so seamlessly you need MS Office for Mac, I'm afraid.
Lots of options though! PS - Office for Mac will in no way slow down your machine. It does take about 30 seconds to load, though.
But after that it's speedy.
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