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What is this page about?
This page explains system requirements for using Aspose.Words.
Aspose.Words for .NET does not require any third party product such as Microsoft Word to be installed. Aspose.Words itself is an engine for creating, modifying, converting, and rendering of documents in various formats, including Microsoft Word document formats.
Aspose.Words for .NET supports any 64-bit or 32-bit operating system where .NET framework, Mono or .NET Core is installed, including but not limited to the versions listed in the following table.
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Aspose.Words for .NET also supports cloud platforms, including but not limited to the solutions listed in the following table.
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Aspose.Words for .NET supports .NET and Mono frameworks listed in the following table.
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Aspose.Words for .NET also supports .NET Standard 2.0 specification and its implementations listed in the following table.
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Aspose.Words for .NET can be used to develop applications in any development environment targeting the .NET platform, but the environments listed in the following table are explicitly supported:
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Q: Do I need Microsoft Word installed to use Aspose.Words for .NET?
A: No. Aspose.Words is a standalone engine and does not require Microsoft Word or any other third‑party Office product to be installed on the target machine.
Q: Is a license required for production use?
A: Yes. While a free evaluation license is available for testing, a commercial license must be applied for any production deployment. Licenses are forward compatible with newer library versions, but older library versions may not accept licenses generated for newer releases.
Q: Can I run Aspose.Words on cloud platforms such as AWS or Azure?
A: Absolutely. The library works on any cloud service that supports the required .NET runtime, including Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and other platforms that can host .NET Core/.NET 5+ applications.
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