[Android Apps and Games] Jack Phoenix:
Thank you

for taking the time to test it out, and above all, for uploading these files to a public site! :good:

I can confirm that you do not need a Dropbox account to download the files. It's somewhat misleading that it appears that the "Download" button on the Dropbox pages is "grayed out", but actually you can click on it. Clicking on the button for the first time brings up a "Sign up for Dropbox" prompt; close it and click on the Download button again to actually start the download process.

For reference, here are the checksums (both MD5 and SHA-1) for all the x86 files from Dropbox as well as the links to the VirusTotal scan results for each file:

com.microsoft.office.excel.apk

MD5: 3677a35f0760ff307a58104ceac04aff

SHA-1: e4f6c00cbac4db6d09c865bbd449e0b9bd68f80f

VirusTotal: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/2b292362da8c6a2ac1b7ff7ba910bddc3b780655b8494f25f9ca36f807cefc97/analysis/

com.microsoft.office.powerpoint.apk

MD5: cc93e83f491e1cd47913978ca8db7063

SHA-1: 28fc4c8f77f4cacf9f882e325a0c6953a86c9e5b

VirusTotal: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/415e4be1c02e48d9df411abf4fa683be69a5695a92cfbaaaf78fe86fc4293ae2/analysis/1436967504/ -- the Fortinet antivirus software claims that the .apk is infected with "Android/Sandr.C!tr", but given that far more reputable AVs say that it's clean and that a Google search for "Android/Sandr.C!tr" (or variants of the name) returns no results, I'm relatively confident that this is just Fortinet being stupid instead of the file actually being infected

com.microsoft.office.word.apk

MD5: 2a0146c267d220c9d4d2e7b11491bf40

SHA-1: 988c16d47b179ea7ee27332fddb1447a0f95259a

VirusTotal: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/8b0ef48762913a5d63ecd18068805e8b6ad8f4998c5d58f40bbf2741d8cd5f11/analysis/1436967096/

main.1642013008.com.microsoft.office.excel.obb

MD5: 04aa79fa4ecd035a52b58f4d719156fc

SHA-1: d63ff08a728f645e4f1db649ecac6875cdb55a1c

VirusTotal: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/9b05805c1f07c6f9dd2fe14193c5f808d0f6a524104b182d88eaaa598f473059/analysis/1436974219/ -- Bkav and TheHacker aren't happy with this file, it seems

main.1642013008.com.microsoft.office.powerpoint.obb

MD5: 0c5bb2438b9fa1c6c400cb9a0a01dc98

SHA-1: 79d430f9bfde4f38680fcb23524c0de1721a9ac9

VirusTotal: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/03018743154c81cb849313568f8534538128bacc366725f6558d7b7a1e76aea8/analysis/1436974424/ -- TheHacker sees trojans everywhere

main.1642013008.com.microsoft.office.word.obb

MD5: 01574da9c075046b834ce8d9d77f87ca

SHA-1: fa14a0080d0fb78c2232ac290c9d5b966de0b41b

VirusTotal: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/9eef180abbb26f930624216eabbf2ec883df48a5990397a4c33ffe9759df83ca/analysis/1436974478/ -- Bkav and TheHacker at it once again

It's always a bit worrying to see even one of the AVs used by VirusTotal flag a file as suspicious or outright malicious, but given that there are over 50 AV engines in use at VirusTotal, it's understandable that every now and then there are false positives. Nevertheless, someone with some spare time and energy might want to contact Microsoft and/or the respective anti-virus companies about them so that they can fix the false positives. Given how insanely popular Android is and the wide pool of available apps -- many of which are sadly very proprietary --, I don't think it's unreasonable for an end-user (like me) to be concerned about their security.

Once again, thank you for taking the time and effort to post these files, Daniel! I'm sure plenty of other Android x86 users are as thrilled as I am about this. :D

Edit: Installed Word as per instructions on the original post. After pushing the .obb file from its temporary location (a folder on the microSD card) into /data/media/obb/com.microsoft.office.word -- a folder which I had to manually create with the "mkdir" command in Terminal Emulator -- Word was whining that it needs more files (=the .obb file). I found this strange, and after going through the original post and the instructions there I figured it had to be a file permissions issue. Ran "chmod -R 755 /data/media/obb/com.microsoft.office.word" (as root) and then it worked! Now I have a functional copy of Word on my tablet, which is super-awesome! :) Saving a test file (into the SD card) didn't seem to work, I gotta dig into that...