It took a few years of denials and rumors but Microsoft Office for iPad is officially available. The company debuted the software for free on the iTunes App Store(s aapl) on Thursday with the news coming from Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella in his first public appearance as the company’s leader. The free version allows for viewing Word documents, Excel spreadsheets and PowerPoint presentations; file creation and editing capabilities will cost you in the form of a Microsoft(s msft) subscription plan.

I haven’t installed the software yet on my iPad. I did check out some of the early reviews and images, however. The software looks visually excellent and feature filled; it should since the app was built from the ground up and not just a simple port of Microsoft Office for iPhone, noted Ina Fried from Re/code. So with a subscription plan and support on one of the best-selling tablets, Microsoft has…