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If people don't lock the doors to their house, they're asking for trouble. If you go round houses hoping to find an unlocked door so you can help yourself to stuff since it's "supposed to be for anyone if it doesn't have a lock", you're asking for trouble and deserve the trouble you get. Some...

Your only options of running .NET applications on OS X is the Mono project. The other alternative is to install Windows via Bootcamp and get the .NET framework from Microsoft.

I've used it before when it was a standalone package. This was ThinkFree v2 back in 2003/4. It is a very basic office suite. Given the performance and feature set, you'd be better off with something free like NeoOffice, or Google Office if you really need an online office suite.