Microsoft office 2010 won't open in Mountian Lion, why?

I try to open word & it gives a message. Does this for every program in the office suite. I can't even check for an update cause it won't let me. It shuts down before I can check

Schmitty83 wrote:
Nope. Didn't work. I'm just going to giveup. Microsoft knows there's a bug but they can't find it. They fail and now office 2011 is useless in mountain lion :-(
No bug here. We have over 200 Macs on mountain lion already and not one issue that you describe. So basically, it's not useless.
did you post your question to Microsoft's Mac forums as I suggested? They have MS appointed MVPs there to help.
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/mac

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