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• I still use the Microsoft Office for Mac 2008. I want to upgrade. Can I switch to Office for Mac 2011 (still available? or do I have to get Office for Mac 2016?)

  "I'm still using Microsoft Office for Mac 2008 Home & Student Edition). I want to upgrade. Can I switch to Office for Mac 2011 (still available?) or do I have to get Office for Mac 2016? I use WORD and have a large number of documents created in my genealogy.

  Office 2011 always works, even with El Capitan. If you go to the office 2016, then you can only buy the annual subscription $ 99.00 / year. Office 2011 can be found for $139.00.

  If you do not require 100% compatibility, you can use the Free Officefree software.

• InDesign CS4 is compatible with Office for Mac 2011?

  The difficulty in importing the copy of 2011 Word doc InDesign. Very small businesses cannot justify upgrading from CS4 ID just put updated for Office for Mac 2011, however, and am now having trouble placing text in InDesign. Should I remove 2011 and back in 2008?

  As someone who never places Office as text in InDesign, I also never considered from the "compatibility" between all versions of the suites two application. Is the Office of critical formatting? Unless you have some developed in the game style-mapping import regime, why not just save the Office document as text and place that?

• Mavericks 10.9.5 is compatible with Office for Mac 2016?

  If I run Mavericks 10.9.5, it works with Office for Mac 2011, Office for Mac 2013 and Office for Mac 2016? Or what I need to upgrade to one of these versions of Office? A Microsoft 360 subscription is required to run Office for Mac 2016 or one of its products (e.g., Outlook for Mac 2016)

  States of Microsoft Office for Mac 2016 requires OS X 10.10 or more. Available as a stand-alone product or as part of a subscription to office 365 Microsoft Office 2016.

  It does not and has never been an "Office for Mac 2013".

• Only Microsoft for Mac 2011 Will is more printed from Outlook

  I have MB Pro 15 "it came with Outlook for Mac 2011 Home and Business. Yesterday morning, Excel, Word, and Apple mail will print.

  Absolutely no impression of Outlook emails?

  Hi mrgasket101,

  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple. I'm happy to help to provide resources to help you on the right track to be able to print from Outlook again.

  Since you are always able to print from other applications, specifically other Microsoft Office applications, then it seems that the printer does not work as expected. This is good news!

  When you print from Outlook, make sure that your printer is turned on and that you have selected it in the print of confirmation dialog that appears when you start printing.

  If you continue to have problems after that, then it's probably a problem with Outlook, how I would recommend reaching out to Microsoft for support with their application.

  See you soon.

• I'm trying to select several images (Forms), but I have not found a selection tool. This selection tool to transform the mouse cursor in an arrow and it is possible to select several images or figures. I use Microsoft Excel for Mac 2011 Version 14.5.3.

  I'm trying to select several images (Forms), but I have not found a selection tool. This selection tool to transform the mouse cursor in an arrow and it is possible to select several images or figures. I use Microsoft Excel for Mac 2011 Version 14.5.3. Thank you!

  tupensi wrote:

  use Microsoft Excel for Mac 2011 Version 14.5.3. Thank you!

  Then you should post on the Microsoft Mac forums where to hang out the gurus of the Office, as is the Microsoft product, with that you are having problems:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Mac

• Office 365 for Mac, compared to Office for Mac 2016

  Thank you in advance.  Background: on my MBP 2014, I installed initially Office 2011 and well just a bit awkward it was great.  About a month ago, with the release, I'm subscribed to Office 365 personal (including Outlook) for Mac (~$70/yr).  Functions are acceptable for good, really no complaints.  I'm a professor and psychologist and count on my desk intensively. So, a more personal and technical question:

  (1) what are the essential differences in the professional features 365 vs 2016 products (Office in the box)?

  (2) I recently discovered that I have access to Office for Mac 2016 family and professional that I can get through a MS discount at $9.99 per year.  This is a "local installation" and includes the Office suite basic as above.  I'm a fool to pay $70 to 365 when I can get _presumptively_ the equivalent of Office for Mac 2016 for $10?

  Vive and TY!

  I can't speak for Mac versions, but I'm familiar with versions of Windows. Subscription Office 365 service is an annual payment, but as long as you're subscribed, the software will continue to be updated behind the scenes. I am as well, Professor in business technology, and we have students here at the College use Office 365. They get the version of the University, which is the same as Office Professional, and they can get a subscription to 4 years for a reduced price. That started with the Windows version of office 2013, and now they get the upgrade to Office 2016. Have you checked with your TI University Department to see if you have access to the software through the University and Microsoft volume licensing? Who can usually net you have the full professional version for little or no cost.

  DOE this office for Mac 2016 Home and Business provide you with all the software you need? Many lesser versions contain no Outlook or Access, but if they contain all the software you use and that you need, then it should be an easy decision.

• Update of El Capitan 1.0 recovery and Word for Mac 2011

  I installed the update of El Capitan 1.0 recovery on December 26.  Now does not load Word for Mac 2011.

  PowerPoint and Excel are very good.  But the Word does not load.

  I have OSX 10.11.2 and an iMac of mid-2011.  PowerPoint for Mac version 14.5.9.  Cannot open

  Word cannot not so tell what version I have.

  Curiously, Word was working fine until the Update December 26.

  No problem here with Word. You may need to remove all of Office 2011 and reinstall. But whatever problem you're having with Word, it is not related to OS X, or updates.

• Transfer from old office for Mac to new Mac Air

  Hi, I just got a new Mac Air and have my old office for Mac on a hard drive. I am able to transfer to my new computer and re - install?

  It really depends on how's old office.  Office 2008, no.    Office 2011, you need to upgrade to a free update specific as explains it my tip:

  http://discussions.Apple.com/docs/doc-8811

  There are free alternatives to the office so

  Alternatives to Microsoft Office

  Documents you should be able to open with any version of office.   It's just the version of Office that makes the difference on El Capitan.

• How to install Office for Mac 2008 on El Capitan 10.11.3?

  I'd love to help on how to install my Office for Mac 2008 software on my new MacBook Pro. When I run the installation I get the error message "Setup could not install the software because there's no software to install" who says a guy from Microsoft's Support could be because I was running the disc via remote disc from my old MacBook. He added that Yosemite is the latest OS to support the 2008 Microsoft software. Does anyone know if there is a way around this?

  You may be able to create an iso from the installation disc, and then move the iso to your MacBook Pro and run it from there. RoaringApps.com said it should work in El Capitan without problem but I still do not believe their results.

• Anyone know how I can put a confirmation of reading on my outlook for mac 2011?

  Anyone know how I can put a confirmation of reading on my outlook for mac 2011?

  Right click on the message, and then select Mark > as unread on the shortcut menu.

• El Capitan does support MS Office for Mac 2008?

  I have MS Office for Mac 2008 installed on my MBP that is running Mountain Lion.  I am considering upgrading to El Capitan, but wonder if MS Office 2008 is always executed with this upgrade.  I'm reluctant to upgrade to the current version because of the expense of MS Office, and also my wife prefers to stay with the version she knows well.

  I suspect that I should ask this question on a site of MS, but starts here in the hope that someone will have a quick answer before I allow myself to Ms.

  Yes, he does.

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• Updates Office for Mac 2016 15.17.0?

  Is it safe to install Office for Mac 2016 15.17.0 updates?

  As far as I know, no problem.

• the backup of Microsoft Office for Mac to iCloud

  I can't save my documents from within Microsoft Office for Mac on my iMac in the iCloud?  Does anyone have a suggestion?    "HE."

  iCloud does not offer the ability to save a Mac computer. You can save an iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch to iCloud.

  If you have the Apple menu > System Preferences > iCloud > iCloud drive turned on, you should be able to save a document from the desktop to the folder of iCloud drive or drive movement documents previously saved to other folders to iCloud. You can go to Finder preferences > Sidebar (at the top of the preferences window) and put a checkmark in front of iCloud drive in this window that make it easier. Note that save or move the files to the folder of the iCloud drive will keep a copy on your local disk and synchronize in iCloud. It is not the same as having a backup because if you accidentally delete the local copy, the copy on iCloud is also deleted.

• I lost my product key for Mac 2011. How can I replace it

  I bought a CD for Mac 2011 to Microsoft about a week ago but lost the product key, but I have the CD is... any way to replace it with a new?

  Hello
   
  Please follow link below:
  How to replace hardware or lost, broken, or missing Microsoft software
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/326246/en-GB