Office for Mac Products Office for Mac 2016 (Purchasing via our links helps support this site). Office 2016 for Mac is a available now as Office365 subscription. Estimated date for purchase other than Office365 store Sept 22, 2016. Aug 08, 2018  Upgrade to Office 2011 or 2016. Discussion in 'Mac Apps and Mac App Store' started by bladerunner616, Aug 4, 2018.

Office 2019 - this is the perpetual license - will be available for businesses and personal use in October 2018. MS provides full support for perpetual personal licenses for 5 years after the suite is issued. Basically, you'd have an option to buy a perpetual Office 2019 license likely through October 2023 before MS cuts off activation of new licenses and subscriptions to O365 are the only option (as it stands now, and MS hasn't fully ruled out issuing new suites that have perpetual options - I prefer perpetual licenses in some instances in my company and I'm not the only one in my circle that has aired that opinion to MS). Caveat #2 is IMHO MS is pushing people to O365 and - despite being a subscriber myself - MS is doing persons like you a disservice in that they aren't very clear with their product path, and one has to root around and dig for a product timeline.

I'm still using Office 2008 with High Sierra without issue. When OS X 10.13 comes along then we'll need to update to a 64 bit version of MS Office. But that seems to be a way off. As for losing documents that's what backups are for. If you have Time Machine enabled and working there won't be a problem. I've not heard of any issues with Office 2016 not being compatible with older file formats.

With the launch of Office 2016 for Mac, it will be hoping it can turn an increasingly important Mac populous into addicts too.

@walkyourcamera @Photoshop @EpsonAmerica @AppleSupport We're working on it from our end, watch this thread for more: Pete Green (@_petegreen) October 1, 2016 Adobe recommends users. Microsoft has released an update for its Office 2016 for Mac suite that addresses multiple security vulnerabilities, fixes bugs and adds select new features across Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote and Outlook.Version 15.8.0 allows Outlook to be used in full-screen mode for viewing multiple messages or invitations side by side. The update also makes it easier to find available Outlook conference rooms at your desired meeting time.In Word, PDF files can now be saved to flash drives. Meanwhile, Excel and PowerPoint have gained new selection panes to keep track of worksheet objects and slideshow objects respectively, and rearrange their placement and order.In OneNote, shapes can now be added to notebook pages and now support the built-in shapes gallery. OneNote, Excel and PowerPoint all received general bug fixes.The free update is available from Microsoft AutoUpdate within Office 2016 for Mac, or the Microsoft Download Center, and requires OS X Yosemite 10.10 or later and a valid Office 365. The upcoming OS X 10.11.1 El Capitan release, which is expected to be released in the very near future, will include a compatibility update for Microsoft Office 2016 to fix ongoing crashing issues, MacRumors has learned. Since OS X El Capitan was released in late September, some Office 2016 users have found the software to be nearly unusable due to frequent crashes or an inability to open the Office apps at all.Microsoft informed customers it was aware of the problem nearly two weeks ago and said it was 'actively working with Apple' on a fix, hinting the problem was on Apple's end and wasn't something Microsoft could fix alone.Microsoft did update Office 2016 earlier this week, adding new features and security enhancements, but admitted it did not fix any El Capitan bugs in an accompanying support document.

Not helpfull, the link directions still require a sign in. To activate your copy of Office 2016 for Mac you’ll need to visit Office.com/setup and follow the next steps: Step 1: Obtain a Product Key from your MSDN portal, copy the product key. Step 2: Using your Mac, go to the browser and type in the following: Step 3: Read the text page that appears on the screen. At the bottom of the page, there is a space for a 25-digit number.

One last word of advice. If you need a reliable long term backup solution to problems with Office on your Mac, the only other solution is to and install Microsoft Office 2016 on that. It’s a bit of hassle to install and setup but nowadays you can. If however Office 2016 for Mac crashes all the time and you’ve simply had enough of Microsoft products, here we show you how to completely. We hope these tips have helped you stop Outlook 2016 and Word 2016 from crashing on your Mac. If you’re struggling with other bugs or problems with Office 2016 For Mac or, let us know in the comments below and we’ll try to help.

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(Figure 2, A). Select ‘About Lync’ the first item in the drop down menu. (Figure 2, B). Please review your version number (Figure 3, A). If your version is below 14.1.1 you will need to upgrade your Microsoft Lync client using the Self-Service portal. Please follow steps #x-x to upgrade your Lync. Close Microsoft Lync before you begin the upgrade (Figure 4, A).

Much like upgrading hardware - if what you have still does what you need it to do, there's no need to upgrade. If the new software brings you new functionality or performance that your current version does not, then go ahead and pull the trigger. When I bought my new Mac a year and a half ago the question I asked myself was whether to buy Office or just give Pages/Numbers/Keynote a try. I still haven't bought Office - not because it isn't any good, but because the software I already have does what I need. Much like upgrading hardware - if what you have still does what you need it to do, there's no need to upgrade. If the new software brings you new functionality or performance that your current version does not, then go ahead and pull the trigger.

Very nice improvement over the Mac license as completely separate from a Windows license. To proceed, I’ll click “Install >”. Look at that list of “Other Devices”. So impressive!

My other problem is drifting — that is, the document shifts around, especially from side to side either by itself or when I’m trying to navigate up and down in a document. This happens with my old plug in mouse from 2008 and my new rechargeable Mighty Mouse 2.

So, at only $89 for the year (with a ten buck academic discount), I bought my own license. You can see my receipt right there, in the screenshot below. Are you starting to feel the dread? After a year or so away from doing Microsoft installs, I'd forgotten just how much of a DMV-like experience dealing with Microsoft products can be. Let the runaround begin. One note before I begin.