If I upgrade to OS Yosemite, can I still use office 2011 on my Mac

If I upgrade to OS X Yosemite 10.10, can I still use office 2011 on my MacBook Pro 2011

Yes, I am still using mine. As long as you don't do a fresh install, which is deleting the hard drive then installing Yosemite. However, I recommend a new fresh install every update. It keeps the computer in tip top shape.

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I was reading an earlier post about upgrading to 10.9.2 and still using Office for Mac Excell 2004. Will Excell 2004 work with OS 10.9.2 or is there an Open Office I can use?

I currently have 10.9.2 and just purchased Office 365. The 365 won't work for what I want to do. Need to go backe to Excell 2004. Is there anyway to do this with my current OS? Need to interface with a Windows 2003 Excell user.

Need to interface with a Windows 2003 Excell user.
First, MS Office 2004 will not work on versions of OS X Lion or later including your 10.9.2. On Mavericks you need Office 2011.
Second, the difference between Excel formats in Office 2008/2011 vs. earlier versions of Excel is that Office 2008/20011 uses the ".xlsx" filetype but earlier versions including Windows Excel 2003 use the older ".xls" filetype. The older versions of Excel can't open the newer ".xlsx" filetype ... but there is a way you can exchange Excel files between the newer and older versions of Excel!
In Office 2008/2011 just SAVE AS Excel 97-2004 Workbook (.xls) if you need to use or exchange your Excel file with earlier versions of Excel, Windows or Mac. And, going the other way, Excel 2008/2011 can open and use the older .xls files just fine.

If I upgrade from 3.6, can I still use Skype?

I have had reminders to upgrade from 3.6 but understand from a recent article in Computeractive magazine that I cannot continue to use Skype with later upgrades. Will you please let me have your comments. I am using Vista 32 system.
Thank you

My opinion is to get more RAM. I found 512MB to be too little for Firefox '''3''', and I rarely have multiple windows open and rarely more that 10 tabs open.
Try Firefox Portable first, and then if the Portable works to your satisfaction think about about upgrading to 8.0. Firefox Portable won't mess with your current Firefox installation, it installs completely separate. <br />
http://portableapps.com/apps/internet/firefox_portable
As far as Firefox 3.6 goes, it will probably be around for another 5 months or so as a currently supported version, as far as security updates are concerned.

How can i share microsoft office 2011 with my mac pro users

I recently purchased a mac pro and downloaded microsoft office but want to know how to share with other users on my mac.

It sounds like you installOffice in the Library folder in your account which limits the use of Office to your account.
If you would have installed it in the Library at root then everyone on the Mac can use it.
Not be a user of Office, I think you will have to uninstall it and then reinstall it correctly in the Library folder at root.
Allan

Can I still use the promotion: Buy a Mac, get a free iPod?

I'm a college student, and I bought a mac on May 29th, 2007. Is there anyway I can use the promotion?

You can of course return your Mac up to 14 days after purchase for a refund... and then purchase a new one. Apple typically charges a 10% restocking fee for opened products... so depending on which MacBook you purchased, that can end up costing you close to $150... which makes the free iPod a $50 net gain. I personally wouldn't think it'd be worth the trouble for that... but it's an option.

Here is my problem: "To open "Adobe Photoshop CS5.1" you need to install the legacy Java SE 6 RUNTIME" after upgrading iMac to Yosemite, can anybody help?

Here is my problem: "To open "Adobe Photoshop CS5.1" you need to install the legacy Java SE 6 RUNTIME" after upgrading iMac to Yosemite, can anybody help?

This answer may be somewhat late, but just in case other have the same issues, I went to site listed below and it solved the problem. No need to reinstall CS5 product. I hope this works for you.
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1572

I buy adobe creative suite for teachers and students about one year ago but now i'm not longer a student. Can I still use this programs legally for commercial purposes or do I have to buy some upgrades or something like this? Please help

I buy adobe creative suite for teachers and students about one year ago but now i'm not longer a student. Can I still use this programs legally for commercial purposes or do I have to buy some upgrades or something like this? Please help

The license did not have use restrictions Licenses and terms of use | Adobe
BUT... when your one year Education account ends, I do not think you will be able to renew at the Education rate

After the upgrade to ios5, I can no longer use my iPad to make purchases on ticketmaster. Does anyone have a solution?

After the upgrade to ios5, I can no longer use my iPad to make purchases on ticketmaster. Does anyone have a solution?

Apple changed MobileMe to iCloud and then restricted iCloud to 10.7 users only unfortunately
If your machine is a 64 bit processor Intel Mac you can upgrade to 10.7 for $29, however a lot of your 10.5/10.6/Rosetta based software could cease to function, especially third party hardware drivers for printers, fax machines, all-in-ones, scanners etc.
http://roaringapps.com/apps:table
Also depending how old the machine is, if it can accept 4GB of RAM (preferred), older video card, may not run 10.7 very well or stable.
My advice is to keep at 10.6.8, get a web based email service that's plaform/hardware neutral, forward your iPhone emails there. Gmail/Yahoo Mail for instance.
When your ready for new hardware and all new software, then buy a new machine.
If your going to go to 10.7 on your present hardware, I advise you clone 10.6.8 to a external drive first, that way you can c boot off the 10.6 disk erase the drive completely (necessary to remove hidden Lion Recovery Partition) and option boot off the 10.6.8 clone and reverse clone.
http://www.bombich.com/get_ready_for_lion.html

If upgrade from CS2 to CS 3 can I still use GoLive ?

If I upgrade from CS2 to CS3 with Dreamweaver, can I still use/run GoLive to maintain existing GoLive files for a time, until I make the transition ?, or once I install CS3 I need to transition right quick ?
thanks if anyone knows the answer to this ... Laura

> In my case, once I installed and activated CS3 my CS2 apps stopped working. Was GL CS2 excluded from this shutdown?
What do you mean by stopped working? Did you get an error message when launching the apps?
John

I have just upgraded my account why can i not use it, it keeps redirecting me

I have just upgraded my account why can i not use it, it keeps redirecting me

Hi;
You upgraded your FormsCentral account? Can you explain what you mean that you cannot use it, what is happening, when and where are you being redirected? Did you use the same email address for the upgrade as you used to sign into this forum? We see a lot of cases where users sign into FormsCentral with one email address but then use a different during the upgrade process. Check and see if you have another email you might have used for the upgrade.
Thanks,
Josh

I frequently use Lightroom 3.6 for tethered capture on location. If I sign up for Adobe cloud and upgrade to Lightroom 5, do I have to be online all the time to use it? In other words, can I still use the program off-line?

I frequently use Lightroom 3.6 for tethered capture on location. If I sign up for Adobe cloud and upgrade to Lightroom 5, do I have to be online all the time to use it? In other words, can I still use the program off-line?

Yes.
The only difference is the installation method and the ownership verification. The program still is installed on and runs from your local machine. You only have to hook up to the internet every 60-90 days to verify ownership.
From the FAQ
Do I need to be online to access my desktop apps?
No, the desktop applications in Creative Cloud, such as Photoshop and Illustrator, are installed directly on your computer, so you don’t need an ongoing Internet connection to use them.
An Internet connection is required the first time you install and license your apps, but you can use the apps in offline mode with a valid software license. The desktop apps will attempt to validate your software licenses every 30 days.
Annual members can use the apps for up to 99 days in offline mode. Month-to-month members can use the software for up to 30 days in offline mode."

If i cant upgrade to Lion how can i effectively use i cloud?

If i cant upgrade to Lion how can i effectively use i cloud?

OK paper weight is harsh, but i made the upfront investment to have longevity ....
Reality:
- We can't predict what Apple will do, we can only go on past behavior.
- For the past decade Apple has stopped pretty much all support for anything except the current and previous operating system (OS) version. Apple has brought out a new OS version roughly every 2 years. This translates to roughly 4 years of update support. In some cases Apple may stretch it a bit such as iTunes also still working under OS 10.5 (we're now on 10.7), but iTunes isn't an OS. I do know with the recent malware incident Apple did not bring out a fix for any OS earlier than 10.6. Now there's an interesting change ahead. Apple brought out Lion last year and is likely to bring out Mountain lion this year. We're now on a 1 year upgrade cycle. If Apple continues past pattern on only supporting the last two OS versions it means your OS basically only has an effective lifespan of 2 years instead of 4. Longevity?
- Hardware. We bought an iphone last December. I asked the person in the store about battery life. He said, "Oh, at least two years but you'll be thinking about getting rid of this one by then and getting a newer one." Two years.
I don't remember the exact criteria, but Lion won't run on the earliest Intel Macs (2006) and Mountain Lion likely won't run on some of the middle aged ones. Snow Leopard (ca. 2009) won't run on any Mac made prior to 2006. Reviewing OS releases for the past 6 years or so it seems to me you get roughly 5 years before new OS releases won't run on your hardware any more.
So, we have software support dropping out after 4 years or so (maybe now down to 2 years???) and hardware becoming obsolete after 5 years. Is that longevity?
Here are some other interesting articles:
Vintage and obsolete products - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1752 - Apple's official perspective.
http://blog.macsales.com/10146-apple-further-restricts-upgrade-options-on-new-im acs - hard drive upgrade issues.

I currently use Snow Leopard and Microsoft Word, Excel and Entourage o my Mac. If I upgrade to Mavericks, can I still use those applications?

I currently use Snow Leopard with Microsoft Word, Excel and Entourage on my iMac. If I upgrade to Mavericks, can I still use those applications?

If the Microsoft Office is 2004 then no.
Mavericks System requirements.
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht5842
Note I would recommend a minimum of 4GB RAM.
You need to check all you software and hardware including any peripherlas you use, printers etc that they are compatible with Mavericks.
Any software that is PPC and uses Rossetta will not work with any OS X verson later than 10.6.8 Snow Leopard.
If you decide to upgrade have a tested backup of your current system in case of problems and you could return the computer to its previous configuration.

I use FCP 7 Studio on an iMac with Snow Leopard. If I upgrade to Lion so I can use iCloud, can I still use FCP 7?

I use FCP 7 Studio on an iMac with Snow Leopard (10.6.8). If I upgrade to Lion so I can use iCloud, can I still use FCP 7?

Thanks X! I use Office 2011 as this iMac is only a year old. I don't have Rosetta (is it an add-on?) at least, I've never seen it... so... you're saying I could upgrade to Lion with no ill effect to my FCP7 Studio and all it's files and my saved projects?
z

¿Can I still use CC applications after 1 year commitment?

Well, I am almost ready to start an annual subscription for the creative cloud, but I have a question about what will happen after the 1 year commitment:
After I have paid 1 year of subscription, that means: 12 x US$49.99 = US$600, and I cancel the subscription some days after commitment has finished, can I still using the applications ?, or they will stop to work inmediately
Another way to ask the same: ¿After I've paid US$600 can't I use any application because I cancel the subscription?, that means ¿I must Pay US$600 each year to be a developer or designer that use Adobe products?, well this sounds like the more expensive products on the Market ¿isn't ?
What will happen with individuals, small or even medium companies that have used Adobe products for years paying just for the upgrades only when is needed, each 2 or 3 years ?, well I think those companies or individuals will be forced to change its production or designing software for something more profitable.
Now think in large companies with more of 50 employees, they must pay US$30.000.oo each year, indefinitely ?, wow I think this will be so expensive that companies will be stop using Adobe products.
I hope the answer for this quation will: After 1 year commitment you are the owner of what you paid.

If you don't continue the subscription then you lose the ability to use the software.

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