Microsoft office 2000 compatibility with Leopard

Hello: Is Leopard compatible with Microsoft Office 2000? I was about to reformat and install.

hi moitori --
It works fine on mine.
Hope this helps.

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Is microsoft office 2000 compatible with leopard?

I recent had my hard drive fail and apple had to replace it. I am reloading software on my computer, I have MS office 2000 and the MS office 2004 as an upgrade. In order for the MS 2004 to work I need to put MS 2000 on my computer, but my computer won't let me install MS 2000. It says something about not being able to run in classics. Am I forced to buy the new MS 2008 because I have leopard on my machine now?

You don't need to install Office 2001. Simply have the CD handy and point the office 2004 installer to the Office folder on that CD when prompted.
Also, since Office is not an Apple product, please post further questions regarding it on Microsoft's own forums for their Mac products, as they are more geared toward Office issues than an Apple forum:
http://www.officeformac.com/productforums

What version of MicroSoft Office is compatable with Mavericks?

What version of Microsoft Office is compatable with Mavericks?

Office 2004 will not run under Mavericks. If you are running Entourage, you will need to verify your data first. If you upgrade and try to import and it fails, it's difficult to recover your data. Both Entourage 2008 and Office 2011 will import a good Entourage 2004 Identity. Mail requires Entourage to be open to import so you should upgrade to Mail first if you plan on using Mail. Note: Office 2011 H&S version does not contain Outlook. You have to purchase H&B to get Outlook.
While Office 2008 works there are a few quirks under Mavericks.
Office 2008 apps open with new window after upgrading to Mavericks
Office 2011 has features like Sync to Apple applications that no longer works because those features no longer exist in Mavericks.
Sync Basics
CalDAV & CardDAV are protocols used by Apple, Google, Yahoo and others to sync contacts and calendars. Neither Entourage 2008 nor Outlook 2011 support CalDAV or CardDAV.
Apple removed sync in Mavericks with iTunes.
You can no longer sync with an iPhone or iPad via iTunes. You can only sync with an iPhone or iPad via a cloud-based service like iCloud or Google.
You can no longer sync local calendars with OS X Calendar (formerly iCal). You can, however, continue to sync calendars hosted on a cloud-based service like iCloud or Google with Apple's Calendar.
You can no longer sync with any third-party apps running on your Mac that use Sync Services, like Entourage or Outlook.
If you want to stick with Outlook, I suggest you look at Office 365 if you need sync for contacts and calendars. Otherwise, moving to Apple Mail, Contacts and Calendar with iCloud might be a better option for you.
Until Microsoft adds CalDAV and CardDAV support to Outlook, there is no way to sync other than get an Exchange account. It's $4/month Exchange Online.
A new version of Office for Mac is scheuduled for release later this year or early next year. Speculation is it will be by subscription only. If you are considering purchasing Office 2011, I would check out this deal that would auto upgrade you to the newest version when it's released.
Office 365 Home Premium 1yr Subscription Key Card
Regular List Price: $99.99 Price: $67.15
Licensed for one user to install on up to five devices. Box includes one Product Key Card - No Disc.
Mac or PC versions of Office.

Microsoft Office 2007 compatibility with SAP Business One 2005B

Hi Everyone,
I want to know that is Office 2007 completely compatible with SAP business One 2005B. I am using SAP Business One SP 00 with Patch Level 32.
Please also let me now whether XL Reporter is compatible with Office 2007 as when I installed Office 2007 and trying to install the XL Reporter Add-on during the installation it is showing that Microsoft Excel not found but in my PC excel 2007 is already present.
Kindly help me in this regard.

Hello,
Based on this link:
https://websmp210.sap-ag.de/smb/sbo/platforms
that I copied for you:
Desktop System Platforms      addon 2005 SP1 2005 B      2007 A
Microsoft® Office 2000 SP3
- Standard & Professional
Edition
Microsoft® Office XP SP2
- Professional Edition                                           X               X
Microsoft® Office 2003 SP1
- Standard & Professional Edition                          X                  X
Microsoft® Office 2007
- Standard & Professional Edition             X(1)      X               X (2)
(1) XL Reporter 2005 does support Microsoft® Office 2007 as of XL Reporter 2005 SP01 PL29.
(2) XL Reporter 2007 currently does not support Microsoft® Office 2007. Planned to be supported in Q3/2007.
x sign means it is okay with the version. The version is in the header/top. You can understand and have solution for your problem after read it.
Rgds,

Microsoft Office 2000 Compatibility

Does anybody know how well SAP B1 integrates with Office 2000? I've been told for full functionality we need 2003 / 2007, but at present we only use 2000.
Thanks

Jonathan,
The forum that you have posted your question in is for questions related to the SAP Business One Integration for SAP NetWeaver . Your question is application related. Application questions should be posted in the SAP Business One Discussion Forum at ...
With respect to your question ... it depends on what version of SAP Business One you are talking about. For SAP Business One 2007A, the versions of MS Office that are supported are Microsoft® Office 2003 SP3 Standard & Professional Edition and Microsoft® Office 2007 Standard & Professional Edition. For SAP Business One 2005A, the versions of MS Office that were supported are Microsoft® Office XP SP2 Professional Edition and Microsoft® Office 2003 SP3 Standard & Professional Edition.
Eddy

Will my current Microsoft Office disks work with Leopard?

Hi!
I am currently using a Macbook with Mac OS Tiger, and I am looking at getting Mac OS Leopard. What I was wondering is if my Microsoft office disks will still be compatible with Mac OS Leopard like they are on OS Tiger?
Any help would be much appreciated!
(Please note: I am not expecting miracles here. If it won't work, it won't work, I am not going to be upset about it.)

Alycia --
Office X works fine, as well, with Leopard.
I think you're in good shape.

Microsoft Office 2004 Crashing with Leopard on Power Mac G5

I'm running Leopard 10.5.1 on a Power Mac G5 (Late 2005) Dual 2.3 GHz. I have Microsoft Office 2004 installed and it keeps crashing. And I have installed all of the available updates for Leopard and Office 2004. Is anyone else having this problem? Office 2004 is now essentially unusable because it often crashes during save or exit.

We have a similar problem.
10.5.2 Server, 10.5.2 Client, MS Office 2004 (All latest patches)
Its an intermittent problem that freezes MS Office when navigating through the "Save" Finder. It only appears to occur when trying to navigate through server folders and only affects MS office, all other apps are fine.

Does Microsoft office 2004 work with lion?

Does Microsoft Office 2004 work with the new Lion OS?

Ptit-Loup wrote:
Angry at Microsoft, and now angry at Apple...
Microsoft killed macros compatibility when upgrading from Excel 2004.
Apple kills OS compatibility with Office 2004 when upgrading to Lion.
I did not upgrade from Excel 2004, since I spent a lot of time and energy to develop a large number of functions using Excel macros.
I will not upgrade from Snow Leopard.
What else ?
I had the intention to change my 4-year-old 17" Macbook pro, not compatible with Lion, to a newer one. I had... There is no further reason to do that.
Apple, now loosing old supporters and customers ? Or am I getting too old ?
A 4 year old Macbook Pro should run Lion. Unless its a CoreDue and not a Core2Duo. Remember that PPC computers can not even run Snow Leopard. This was when Apple announced that support for PPC programs would be phased out. Office 2004 is almost 8 years old now. Twice as old as your computer you say needs to be replaced. I can't believe people rush in to install a new system without doing a little bit of research, and the dropping of Rosetta to run old PPC programs was well advertised if you read up on Lion, as was the introduction of Mission Control and Versions. I even read up about them, and I'm not a professional like some who come here. May pay to remember to research in future releases.
Good Luck

Microsoft Office Excel - compatibility Checker message in BPC 7.5

Hello Experts,
We are using BPC 7.5 M with Office 2007 on Application Server, we have upgraded from BPC 5.1 with Office 2003 where Dimension were of .xls and templates & Reports were of .xlt (office 2003 format) , After upgrade we have not done any changes in Dimension, Templates, reports version and they all are in .xls (Dimension) & .xlt (templates & reports) version
We are getting a error while saving a dimension in Admin module (by clicking on "Save to Server" link):
Microsoft Office Excel - compatibility Checker
Significant loss of functionality
Some cells have overlapping conditional formatting ranges.
Earlier version of Excel will not evaluate all of the conditional
formatting rules on the overlapping cells. The overlapping
cells will show different conditional formatting.
Do we need to convert the dimension files in 2007 format (.xlsx) or how to avoid the above told message while saving dimension file.
Thanks,
Rohit

Hi Rohit Khatak,
Could you solve your problem? I'm having this issue while processing ACCOUNT dimension (and only ACCOUNT) on Development environment, and nothing was changed at the server.
Every time I try to save, I receive this compatibility error, and when I press "Continue", the file gets with a strange format. If I press the save again, it stil gives me the same error.
I already tryed to process the dimension, to Refresh Dimension Members, and the error persists.
Is there a way to solve this problem at BW side? On RSD1 maybe?
Thanks in advance.
Yours,
Adriano

Does microsoft office 2011 work with lion

does microsoft office 2011 work with lion

...since upgrading from a Macbook pro to a retina pro (with the latest OS) I cannot get Outlook to work, it freezes when I try to add my email accounts info...
The latest OS is 10.8.2. You've posted in the Lion (OS 10.7.x) forum.
...I don't have a clue what can be going wrong, it was all working fine on my macbook pro with Snow Leopard and the same setup is not working with Mountain Lion on the retina, ...The only reason I upgraded from Office 2008 was because I couldn't get it to stop closing down every few seconds with 'a problem'...
Different operating systems canNOT be the "same setup."
In my original installation of Office 2011 on a 2007 MBP with OS 10.6.8, I followed the guidelines Tips for a Successful Install. In launching Outlook 2011 for the first time, it recognized that I had Entourage 2004 and I was chose the option to have all the data transferred to Outlook 2011. While that was well over a year ago, I'm fairly certain that I did not need to manually set up my multitude of existing email accounts. Subsequently, I've added new accounts. A couple of months ago, I got a new mid-2012 MBP (non-retina) with OS 10.7.4. I used Pondini's advice , which I found here in the Apple Support Community for OS 10.7, to setup the new MBP from the old MBP with Setup Assistant. Afterwards, I manually installed my applications. I am certain that I did not need to manually setup any email accounts when I launched Outlook 2011.
That said, if you did not fix the problem that you were experiencing with Office 2008 (and more specifically Entourgage 2008) but migrated that data to your new rMBR, then your problem may lie within the old data. You have not provided information on how you installed Office 2011, if your setup of Outlook is as new or datea ported from Entourage, and what troubleshooting steps you have tried. As Kurt Lang suggested, the Microsoft Community would be best with your specific issues as stated.
HTH

Office 2004 crashing with Leopard

I installed Microsoft Office 2004 on my Leopard HD and it keeps crashing. Anyone else having this trouble?

I've been having some problems as well... the main issue was w/ Office 2004 Word, the thesaurus tool wasn't working or showing. I contacted Microsoft through email and this is what they said:
+If it is the new Leopard there is a known conflict because the Leopard has its own Spelling and Grammar tools now and they may be conflicting with Microsoft Office. There is a way to check this out. Create a new test Mac and to do that follow the steps below.+
+1) Close all open programs.+
+2) Click on the Apple.+
+3) Select System Preferences.+
+4) Select Accounts.+
+5) Click on the Plus sign.+
+5) For the name, short name, password and verify password please use the word "test".+
+6) Please ensure this user can administer the computer.+
+7) Close out of the accounts window.+
+8) Log out of your user and log into the new user.+
+9) Try to open Word then try the Thesaurus.+
I did what they said and the problem seemed like it was fixed but a day later the same thing happened all over again. Hopefully it'll help fix some of your problems... Good Luck!

Microsoft office excel compatibility checker

Microsoft office excel compatibility checker

Hi,
What is your problem with Microsoft office excel compatibility checker?
If you have any issues about Excel, you can post this issue in Excel forum.

Integrating Microsoft office 2007/2010 with BPEL

Hi All,
Having a requirement that Microsoft office 2007/10 needs to be integrated with BPEL.
Kindly provide some useful suggestion.
If any documents available,please provide the link as well.
Thanks in advance

Hello,
Based on this link:
https://websmp210.sap-ag.de/smb/sbo/platforms
that I copied for you:
Desktop System Platforms      addon 2005 SP1 2005 B      2007 A
Microsoft® Office 2000 SP3
- Standard & Professional
Edition
Microsoft® Office XP SP2
- Professional Edition                                           X               X
Microsoft® Office 2003 SP1
- Standard & Professional Edition                          X                  X
Microsoft® Office 2007
- Standard & Professional Edition             X(1)      X               X (2)
(1) XL Reporter 2005 does support Microsoft® Office 2007 as of XL Reporter 2005 SP01 PL29.
(2) XL Reporter 2007 currently does not support Microsoft® Office 2007. Planned to be supported in Q3/2007.
x sign means it is okay with the version. The version is in the header/top. You can understand and have solution for your problem after read it.
Rgds,

Will Microsoft Office 2001 work with the Lion upgrade?

Will Microsoft Office 2001 work with the Lion upgrade?
Will one have to reinstall after the Lion upgrade?

Office 2001 will not work with Lion. That is a Power PC App which is no longer supprted in Lion. You should upgrade to Office 2011, Apple iWork, or Open Office.

Is Microsoft Office 2008 compatible with OS X Yosemite?

Is Microsoft Office 2008 compatible with OS X Yosemite? My Word, Excel and PowerPoint files won't open since updating my OS.

Your Office installation sounds corrupted. I would reinstall Office, but you must first do a complete removal of it. I did not write this note, but it should apply to Office 2008. You will just need to locate the version equivalents at the MS site. You might also check inside the Office 2008 folder for an uninstaller.
Your MS Office 2011 may have become corrupted. Reinstalling Office 2011 can address problems that you may be experiencing.
First - find your Office 2011 install disc with the product key # - and only then remove Office according to MS instructions
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2398768.
Or go here to DianefromOregon's site for help removing Office 2011: http://www.officeformachelp.com/2012/12/office-for-mac-2011-remove-office/.
Then Reinstall from DVD
Then enter your Product #
After successfully reinstalling Office 2011, update your Office product using the Software update within Office called Microsoft Update or going to the Help menu within Word or Excel or PowerPoint and select Update.
It may take a few times before you get to final upgrade to current Office version.
It should be 14.4.8 as of current date.
How to locate product keys: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2279109 or here on locating product keys http://office.about.com/od/MicrosoftOfficeMac/a/Best-3-Ways-To-Find-Microsoft-Of fice-For-Mac-Key-Codes.htm.
Note is updated as of February 25, 2015
Or you can do all of this manually:
Uninstalling Software: The Basics
Most OS X applications are completely self-contained "packages" that can be uninstalled by simply dragging the application to the Trash. Applications may create preference files that are stored in the /Home/Library/Preferences/ folder. Although they do nothing once you delete the associated application, they do take up some disk space. If you want you can look for them in the above location and delete them, too.
Some applications may install an uninstaller program that can be used to remove the application. In some cases the uninstaller may be part of the application's installer, and is invoked by clicking on a Customize button that will appear during the install process.
Some applications may install components in the /Home/Library/Applications Support/ folder. You can also check there to see if the application has created a folder. You can also delete the folder that's in the Applications Support folder. Again, they don't do anything but take up disk space once the application is trashed.
Some applications may install a startupitem or a Log In item. Startupitems are usually installed in the /Library/StartupItems/ folder and less often in the /Home/Library/StartupItems/ folder. Log In Items are set in the Accounts preferences. Open System Preferences, click on the Accounts icon, then click on the LogIn Items tab. Locate the item in the list for the application you want to remove and click on the "-" button to delete it from the list.
Some software use startup daemons or agents that are a new feature of the OS. Look for them in /Library/LaunchAgents/ and /Library/LaunchDaemons/ or in /Home/Library/LaunchAgents/.
If an application installs any other files the best way to track them down is to do a Finder search using the application name or the developer name as the search term. Unfortunately Spotlight will not look in certain folders by default. You can modify Spotlight's behavior or use a third-party search utility, EasyFind, instead.
Some applications install a receipt in the /Library/Receipts/ folder. Usually with the same name as the program or the developer. The item generally has a ".pkg" extension. Be sure you also delete this item as some programs use it to determine if it's already installed.
There are many utilities that can uninstall applications. Here is a selection:
    1. AppZapper
    2. AppDelete
    3. Automaton
    4. Hazel
    5. AppCleaner
    6. CleanApp
    7. iTrash
    8. Amnesia
    9. Uninstaller
10. Spring Cleaning
For more information visit The XLab FAQs and read the FAQ on removing software.

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