diaryskybird.blogg.se

1. OFFICE 2011 FOR MAC COMPATIBLE WITH HIGH SIERRA FOR MAC
2. OFFICE 2011 FOR MAC COMPATIBLE WITH HIGH SIERRA MAC OS

OFFICE 2011 FOR MAC COMPATIBLE WITH HIGH SIERRA FOR MAC

Support for Office 2011 for Mac was due to.

OFFICE 2011 FOR MAC COMPATIBLE WITH HIGH SIERRA MAC OS

I figured the best option was Office 2019, however, I noticed on the Microsoft website it states that the last two version of Mac OS are required. Ive tested this on a Late 2009 iMac running High Sierra and my personal Late 2011 Macbook Pro running Mountain Lion to High. Before High Sierra launched, Microsoft announced that it would not be offering formal support for its Office 2011 apps in macOS 10.13 High Sierra. Now I am looking to install Microsoft Office on my Mac.

Not all Office functionality may be available, and you may encounter stability problems where apps unexpectedly quit. Hello I just upgraded my old 2011 Macbook Pro to High Sierra, the last OS it can handle. “ Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote will install and run on 10.13. Macbook Pro 15 Early 2011 - Intel HD Graphics 3000 (Device ID: 0x0126) / AMD Radeon HD. NOWHERE on the package did it say it was not compatible with IOS High. I tried to return the product but I could not since I opened the package. When I tried to install it, iI found out it was not compatible with my MacBook Air running OIS High Sierra. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.

However Microsoft does mention that there could be some issues, such as apps unexpectedly quitting. According to Apple, you need to update to macOS High Sierra 10. On my previous MacBook, I used Microsoft Office 2011 and wanted to keep using that version. is Word for MAC 2011 going to be compatible with OS Sierra or will it be necessary to upgrade my license This thread is locked. This isn’t so much to do with Microsoft’s rivalry with Apple, but rather it seems that Microsoft has yet to get around to testing their Office suite of apps on the latest macOS update, which means that there is a chance that some of the Office apps might not work properly after users update to macOS High Sierra.Īccording to Microsoft’s support page, “Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Lync have not been tested on macOS 10.13 High Sierra, and no formal support for this configuration will be provided.” Note that this only seems to apply to the 2011 version of Office for Mac, so if you are running a newer version like Office 2016 then you should be fine. Updates/upgrades to an operating system is usually something to look forward to, but in the case of Microsoft Office users on Mac computers, it seems that Microsoft is asking those users to skip on the macOS High Sierra update which is largely expected to be released in the next couple of months.