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if you are using rhel then you already paid for support so contacting red hat would start the process of them providing the support.
i dont think there will be a linux version of microsoft office. supposedly there is an online version that works within your web browser. the redhat folks will probably tell you to install something like open-office or libre-office.
and you do NOT run the Microsoft office suite of programs on a redhat LINUX operating system
you run the ( OLD!!!) MICROSOFT OFFICE 2007 on a older Microsoft operating system
on redhat installed ( in your office on your desk )
use the likely already installed office tools
OpenOffice
or
LibreOffice
or
GOffice -- a fork of OpenOffice
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