I have problems with office for mac screen resolution, specially with excel

I have problems with office for mac screen resolution, specially with excel ?

For starters, make sure to Check for Updates on any of the Help menus, and make sure the product has all the latest patches. MS did come out with a patch addressing the display issues on Retina Macs. Latest patchlevel is 14.3.2.
We are talking about Office:Mac 2011, right?

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Does Lion work ok with Office for Mac? I have the latest version of Office for Mac, but it is the cornerstone of my working life and I would hate to upgrade and find that it doesn't work.

Yes, Office 2011 works perfectly on Lion. Only versions 2004 and older have a problem as Rosetta is no longer supported.
I hope this helps.

Are there any issues with Mavericks OS with Office for Mac

Has anyone had any problems using Office for Mac software on the new Mavericks OS 10.9
(Macbook Pro)?

I have been having MAJOR problems with outlook office Mac 2011 and Mavericks (Macbook Pro Retina early 2013).
The issue seems to be intermittent with POP and IMAP email accounts, and I suspect it may be related to the keyring and outlook mac 2011 interactions with the keyring.
Intermittently my POP and IMAP accounts refuse to work, and I get asked to re-enter the password (and did I want to save it in the keyring) when I already did that.
A suggestion over on the Microsoft Office Mac forum was to delete the account and re-enter it (credentials for the POP and IMAP) into Outlook. Did that, and still having intermittent issues.
This is causing be considerable GRIEF as I rely on these email accounts for time critical business issues, and failing to get emails is a disaster for us!
Word, Excel and PowerPoint all appear to be behaving ok under Mavericks so far, but Outlook is proving to be quite difficult!!!
Anyone else with these experiences???
Apple Support are you watching???
Thanks, IanB
Australia

I have a MS Office for Mac CD, how do I install the software onto my MacBook Pro (Retina Display)?

I have a MS Office for Mac CD, how do I install the software onto my MacBook Pro (Retina Display)? It does not have a CD drive.

If all else fails, try this. i used to do it all the time before. might or might not work with the new office.
if you have access to another computer with a cd/dvd rom, copy the entire contents of the cd on a thumb drive.
insert the thumb drive in your MB and do the install from there.
However, if you have the newer version of MS Office, Bandit's suggestion is much better.

Best phone for syncing with Office for Mac 2008?

I'll be getting a new phone in a few months and I want to get one that syncs perfectly and effortlessly with Office for Mac 2008.
I currently use a Motorola Q and a Macbook Pro and have to go through isyncing Office with the Mac versions (iCal and Address Book) and then syncing using Missing Sync. It works, but it's slow and not very elegant.
What's the smoothest solution?
- Mike

Just be careful if you use categories in Entourage for your mail, calendar and contacts and determine whether those categories will move with your contacts and other data to the iPhone when it syncs. I doubt that it will if sync services works the same way between Entourage and iCal because it doesn't support the category capabilities in Entourage which is why people had turned to Missing Sync for the 2004 version of MS Office 2004
FWIW
Ben

How do i sync iphone contacts with office for mac 2011?

how do I sync iphone contacts with office for mac 2011?

kennethfromrevere wrote:
I manage all of my email in Outlook, delete email and trash it however the update isn't reflected in the Cloud and\or Apple email. I have to then open up Apple mail and delete again.
Then something is setup incorrectly, which version of OSX are you on, and is this an iCloud mail address (@mac, @me or @icloud)
From your description of the issue I suspect that it is Outlook that is incorrectly setup.

Is anyone else having problems with Office for Mac and Lion?

Since installing Lion 10.7.1 on a macbook pro 2.53 Ghz 4GB 1067 MHz DDR3 I have had no end of problems. Both Excel and Word hang, crash and saving an Excel file is a pain. A 12mb spread sheet just took 4 minutes to save! I have MS Office for Mac 2011 version 14.1.3.
Another problem that may not be related to Office is that opening Finder is so slow and most of the time it takes a minute to display folders in Desktop or Documents.
Any suggestions would be welcome .. I regret installing Lion .. I had no problems with Snow Leopard!

botro wrote:
I'm unable to install the MS Office 14.1.3 update - I keep getting "Installation Failure"
I have not found a solution on this board or Microsoft community
This thread had some things to try.

Problems with Office for Mac 2011 Outlook

So I've BYOD with my work, but having difficulty in accessing my Outlook email on the work's server. I keep getting the following pop-up for the mail stating that Outlook has redirected to the server (name of server here) to get new settings for your account (name of email account here). Do you want to allow this server to configure your settings? I havce the option of to Deny or Allow, both of which have been tried. The pop-up still pops-up no matter.
What our PC-oriented tech department has discovered is that it is being routed to an incorrect address. They have no idea where that address resides and we need to figure out how to insert the correct address into the correct place within the software.
Can anyone help me?
Thanks.

there seems to be something wrong with the Office for Mac software getting things right on that platform on that machine
Then that would be a question for Microsoft' and their forums. It's up to Microsoft to maintain compatibility with the OS, not vice versa.
when Lion came out, there were others who had some issues wtih Outlook
Lots of sofware has issues if not updated to be compatible with new operating systems.
I was hoping someone who got things right might see this and response.
This has nothing to do with Outlook..it's running as it should. The problem is that the autodiscover feature on your company's exchange server is not configured properly and is telling Outlook to point to that incorrect address. It's up to them to fix the autodiscover settings on the exchange server.

Problems with Office for Mac 2011 installation

I'm trying to install Office for Mac 2011 on my new (bought yesterday) Macbook Air
I entered my pin for the Office into the site and got my download link
I started to download it and it said it would take over 4 hours and when the download got to halfway (of 1GB) the installation stopped and the message given was 'You do not have permission to access the requested file' and this came up every time I tried to restart it
I decided to re-install the program but was met with the same issue..
Can anybody offer any advice or explanation for this it would be greatly appreciated!

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Font compatibility with Office (for Mac and Windows)

Hi,
Despite extensive searching, I'm struggling with a font compatibility issue between my Mac and my colleagues' PCs. The main points in order:
The fonts work correctly on both my Mac and other PCs.
The font in question is HelveticaNeueLT Std, rolled up into which are several different weights. The files are OTF files. The same files install without any problems on all the computers in question (and show up in Font Book). And the font can be used successfully:
- in Keynote, I select Helvetica Neue LT Std, and underneath choose whichever weight I want
- on PCs, the font and weight can be selected from the drop-down list in MS Office.
- in Office for Mac 2016 (Preview), I cannot select the font from the drop-down list, but can hit Cmd+T, and then select the appropriate font and weight under 'Latin text font'. What is odd is that in the dropdown list, only a particular weight/typeface is shown:
As this is a preview version, I wouldn't expect Office to work perfectly just yet...
When a file is created on a PC, it works fine on my Mac.
Every file I have attempted to open that was created on a PC, and using these fonts, works fine. The fonts display correctly (i.e. including the correct weights), and I can work with the document without any problems. The only odd bit: sometimes in the dropdown box on my Mac it then says (null):
Whereas at other times, the font name shows correctly:
Both of those examples were created using the 'Thin' weight of HelveticaNeueLt Std. I can't see any pattern as to what causes this inconstency.
The problem is that what I create on my Mac shows incorrectly on a PC.
If I create anything using Office 2016 or Keynote, selecting the preferred weight as described above, it shows just fine on my Mac. But when I send the PPTX file to a PC, all weights look identical (it looks as though the PC has just displayed everything in a standard weight). This is the problem I am trying to solve.
To try to get around this, I tried the process of removing the Helvetica/Helvetica Neue .dfont files that come with the Mac - but this didn't work and caused several other problems. Besides, the font I'm trying to get to use as intended has a different name.
All help would be greatly appreciated - my thanks in advance.
John

Thanks Kappy and apologies if it is inappropriate - but just to clarify, my main question is whether fonts used in Keynote should be compatible with other software (in this case Office running on Windows). The Office for Mac Preview is a bit of a red herring but I thought it should be mentioned.
I tried to clarify my first post, but it didn't work. What I wanted to add was simply whether Keynote handles fonts in a way that other pieces of software struggle to read - despite the font itself working perfectly in both environments.

Can not open Sharepoint's file ( Wolrd, Excel ...) with Office for Mac 2016 preview.

Hallo Community,
I can’t neither open nor edit the files ( Wolrd, Excel ...) that are located in our sharepoint. When i try that, i get firstly the sharepoint connexion mask, where i can give my sharepoint login and my passwort, what i do and afterwards i get
the following error message with only the ok button:
There is a problem with your account. Please try later again .
When i click on ok, the file don’t open.
Is Office for Mac 2016 preview able to open sharepoint file? how can i fix this issue?
On the browser work all without any probleme. I have already try to use a another account, the result ist unfortunately the same.
I have full rihgt on the sharepoint site and we use office 365 Pro plus.
Best regards,
Yannick

Assuming you have quit and reopened the Office applications and you have shut down and then rebooted OS X with no change in the results uninstalling and reinstalling Office has been a standard "quick fix" for MS Office problems for well over 10 years. It works often enough to be well worth trying.

Memory deficiency related to AutoUpdate shipped with Office for Mac 2011

Hi ,
I am experiencing memory deficiency associated with Microsoft AutoUpdate for about a month or two.
Environment
* Macbook Pro with 8G RAM, 256GB SSD Running Mac OS 10.10.1 (Yosemite)
* Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 installed through my Office 365 University subscription a few months ago.
* The "Outlook 2011.app" has been deleted and is substituted by the new Outlook for Mac 15.3 (141024), as is suggested by its installation note.
* System and Office languages are both simplified Chinese.
Symptom
Office programmes like "Excel.app" regularly invoke Microsoft AutoUpdate (Version 3.0 (141024) ) and suggest that a new update is available. If the user agrees, AutoUpdate will proceed to download the update. It is found by monitoring memory usage using "Activity Monitor.app", the memory usage rises significantly overtime a short while after the download begins. And the memory usage eventually saturates a few minutes later and the system warns instability due to memory deficiency, and suggests force quit some apps.
* No other app seems to be causing this problem, which is verified by quitting any app other than "/Library/Microsoft/MAU2.0/Microsoft AutoUpdate.app".
* The symptom is reproducible for today's update, and it was the same for the last update. But as far as I can remember, the auto-update worked well before that.
The problem makes auto-update impossible and has resulted in instability and loss.
The workaround that I have at this time is to download the update package (.pkg in .dmg) from Microsoft Download Center by following the Knowledge Base link given by AutoUpdate instead of having AutoUpdate do this for me.
Thank you for reading this far :-)
Is anyone else experiencing the same problem?

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Desktop software for MAC issue with office for Mac 2011

Hello,
I am trying to sync my contacts and calendar from Office for Mac 2011 to a BB Curve 9300, but it will not sync any data. Does desktop manager for mac only work with entourage an iCal?

Hey Tony_Astars,
Welcome to the BlackBerry Support Community Forums.
Thanks for the question.
Follow the steps in this KB article to setup synchronization with Microsoft Outlook 2011: www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB19148
Let me know if you have any more questions.
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Compatibility with Office for Mac

I'll ask this in the Pages section, though it also applies to Numbers.
I currently use MS Office for Mac 2011, but would like to uninstall it and use iWork 09. I do have to interactively work on basic text documents and basic spreadsheets with other people, so I need to know that formatting, attributes, etc. will not be altered if I make simple editing changes and then send a document to others as a Word document. Again, just basic document here...nothing fancy.

Larry you could use Yvan's uninstall script. It will delete all but custom made templates and documents.
To uninstall correctly iWork, go to Yvans iDisk :
<http://public.me.com/koenigyvan>
Download :
For_iWork:iWork '09:uninstall iWork '09.zip
Expand the archive and run the script.

Is InDesign CS4 compatible with Office for Mac 2011?

Having trouble importing copy from 2011 Word docs to InDesign. Very small business cant justify updating from ID CS4. Just updated to Office for Mac 2011, however, and am now having trouble placing text into InDesign. Should I remove 2011 and go back to 2008?

As someone who never Places Office-formatted text in InDesign, I've also never considered issues of "compatibility" between any versions of the two application suites. Is the Office formatting critical? Unless you have some elaborate style-mapping import scheme in play, why not just save the Office document as text and Place that?

I have problems with office for mac screen resolution, specially with excel

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