Office 2008 and Acrobat 8

There is no pdf maker button installed, and I cannot convert a word doc to pdf, in acrobat, the list is not even offered, is that a office issue or acrobat? and how would I fix it?

in Word 2008 (haven't tried in Excel2008 yet).
Create document. Go to save as in other words you want to save document as :
in the menu choice look for PDF.
Using this feature allows you to save Word pages with inserted page Breaks so you conceivably get blank white pages if needed.
I haven't tried inserted section Breaks. but assume they should work as well. The figured out what Adobe never could (how to translate word page formatting codes.

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Office 2008 and Acrobat Pro v9.1

I have recently installed Acrobat Pro 9.1. On my Mac using 10.5.6 I have also installed Microsoft Office 2008. Office was installed before Acrobat
What I cannot do is make an office document into a pdf unless I print from the application.
This is a problem because I want to process a large number of files and bind them. Using the tools in Acrobat is supposed to make this easy
The error that comes up is
Acrobat could not open XXXXX because it is not a supported file type etc
Is there a know compatibility problem or does anyone have any advice or guidance
The install of all applications was pain free
Any help much appreciated
Mark

In Word 2008 there is a Microsoft created PDF Converter.
This overcomes the problem Adobe knows about but rufuses to fix where if Page or section breaks are in the document the Pdf starts over with a new PDF at each break and you end up having to knit back together. Finally after years of waiting for adobe to fix the problem MS decided to fix themeselves. It t still will cause the the PDF to be chopped up if there is a Change in Page orientation.
To invoke MS Converter once you save the Windows Document, go to File >Save as... , then from Drop down list Choose PDF.
Yes 2008 is a definite step Backwards. With support of Macros for people that use Macros missing. The next version out will see a Return of macros and all macro features.
I still prefer 2004 myself. But 2008 does have its advantages.
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Is it ok to instal older versions of Microsoft Office 2008, Adobe Acrobat Professional 8.0, Adobe CS3 on a MacBook Pro Retina running Mountain Lion?

Is it ok to instal older versions of Microsoft Office 2008, Adobe Acrobat Professional 8.0, Adobe CS3 on a new MacBook Pro Retina running Mountain Lion?

Is it ok to instal older versions of Microsoft Office 2008, Adobe Acrobat Professional 8.0, Adobe CS3 on a new MacBook Pro Retina running Mountain Lion?

OFFICE 2007 and Acrobat

I had reported on some issues of using OFFICE 2007 with Acrobat 7 and 8. I suspect there was a problem with AA9 also. Typically the result would be graphics with lines through them, at least when expanded. This would often appear that your graphic had been split into parts and pieced together in Acrobat. SP2 for OFFICE 2007 was released recently and I went back to test this issue with the new release. At this point it appears that everything is working great. This follow up is to suggest updates to BOTH OFFICE 2007 and Acrobat if you are having some problems. On this machine I am running VISTA business, OFFICE 2007 (SP2), and AA8. Bill

Thanks for the update.

Used migration assistant to move office 2008 and now i cannot open it

I had an old MacBook from 2008, and now have a new MacBook Air. Was told to use migration assistant to move my applications. I did this and now when I go to open any programme from Microsoft Office 2008, it takes me to Microsoft Office Setup Assistant, over and over and over... Its saying that I don't need to register...
Any advice or help?

I migrated Office 2011 and other than forcing me to enter the license code again (all 2 million letters of it) everything went OK.
Note that when I tried to open Parallels desktop 6 it wouldn't open and said that it wasn't compatible with Mountain Lion and the icon had a sort of greyed out look. I upgraded to 8 and it started working. I wonder if there is any issue with Office 2008 and Mountain Lion? Probably not but it's a possibility.
You can buy an external superdrive too from Apple. I bought one for my 2010 Air. But CD sharing from another computer should work. I bring it with me when I travel to watch DVDs.

Packagemaker - Installing Office 2008 and Updates

Hiya,
Is there anyway using PackageMaker to install Office 2008 and the 2 updates automatically?

Just checked my Macbook as I have Office 2008 installed using the Student and Home version and it removed everything form older 2004 version BUT noticed on searching in Spotlight the file caled Ofice 2004 identies which is a database and is 18.1 MB size - Do need tis and should it not have been removed when I installed 2008 version ? Is it safe to remove and fre up the 18 MB space ?
Office 2008 is good and faster than 2004

I have Microsoft Office 2008 and only use Word and Excel. It takes 980 mb. I am considering replacing it with Apple iWorks 2013. If I do, can I delete Office, and still access and modify my Word and Excel documents?

I have Microsoft Office 2008 and only use Word and Excel. It takes 980 mb. I am considering replacing it with Apple iWorks 2013. If I do, can I delete Office, and still access and modify my Word and Excel documents?
I have a MacBook Air and OS 10.9.4

Ron
Just adding to what CSound has said.
Pages and Numbers will change Word and Excel documents when they open and close them.
Sometimes the change is subtle and sometimes not. With the latest versions of Pages and Numbers, more likely not.
So don't think you are going to work with MsOffice files without problems. You will always have something not right and in some cases really annoyingly not right. Like having all the text from Pages appear bold in MsWord, or page breaks in the wrong place or some objects and graphics not appearing in one or the other.
If working between different Operating Systems and MsOffice files, I also recommend LibreOffice. It opens and saves nearly all file formats. Unfortunately not .pages or numbers. Yet. The folks at LibreOffice are busy adding to it all the time, and making sure it works in all Operating systems, Mac, Windows and Linux and they are promising iOS as well soon.
Peter

Office 2007 and Acrobat 9 pro?

Hello everyone -- Does anyone know if Office 2007 will work with Acrobat 9 pro. I was happily using Office 2003 and Outlook to save my e-mail in indexed pdf portfolios. I could search all e-mail folders and keep separate files for each e-mail correspondent. In addition, I could open attachments from within the pdf document. My entire filing system is dependent on being able to do this. I was forced to upgrade Office 2003 (because microsoft mistakenly assumed my copy was illegal even though it wasn't, but that's another story). Microsoft no longer sells Office 2003, so I bought Office 2010. That program is a disaster for me for many reasons. I would be willing to adjust if I could keep saving my outlook e-mail as I was able to do before, but from what I can tell that is going to be impossible. So I'm thinking of downgrading to Office 2007? Does anyone know if that will work. I'd be very grateful for some helpful info. I have been around in circles with both Adobe and Microsoft. Thanks.

Hello,
I'm sorry to tell you this, but I'm afraid you're in the wrong forum! This forum is for questions pertaining to Acrobat.com (www.acrobat.com) and we aren't able to provide specific guidance for questions or issues regarding Acrobat desktop software. That said, Acrobat 9 should have no problem working with Office 2007; it shipped after Office 2007 had come out, and will almost certainly be compatible. You may want to corroborate this information by reposting your question in the Acrobat forums:
http://www.acrobatusers.com/forums/aucbb/index.php
Best of luck!
Kind regards,
Rebecca

Font problems in Office 2008 and iLife 2009

I've been using a Mac for years, and have never had so many problems before. I'm am currently running Mac OS X 10.6.2 on a 2006 2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Macbook. I recently did the 6.2 update last night, as I was hoping it would solve problems that I had been having. It actually made it worse.
Whenever I try to start up either Word or Powerpoint in Office 2008, the "Optimizing font performance" text pops up on the Word/Powerpoint startup window, taking around 30 seconds to a minute to fully load the program, while the beachball spins away (I have 600+ fonts, but it still shouldn't do this). I've Googled this problem before, and came up with the solution to uncheck "WYSIWYG font and style menus" in the Word preferences menu. However, with the update last night, it's gone back to the "Optimizing font performance" text every time I start up the program.
I've even gone as far to clean up the font cache in Onyx, repair permissions in Disk Utility, repair any problem fonts, fix duplicates of fonts, and even go into the Office Library folders and delete the font caches by hand (as recommended by Microsoft).
Also, I've just started having problems with iLife, including Pages. Whenever I try to open a new blank document or saved document, Pages freezes up, and I have to force quit. When I look into my processes (using iStat Nano), the font cache is running at 90% or higher.
I'm very confused and not sure what to do next besides backing up my data and reinstalling Snow Leopard altogether. A HUGE thanks to anyone that can help me!

"Optimizing font performance" text pops up on the Word/Powerpoint startup window ... (I have 600+ fonts, but it still shouldn't do this)
It shouldn't take quite that long, but that still is a lot of fonts to have open at once.
It seems to have worked for Word, but trying to open a blank document in Pages causes it to crash. Keynote opens a blank or template-based document, but as soon as I try to click to edit text, it crashes.
Office and Pages/Keynote are completely unrelated to each other, vendor wise. Something is going on at the OS level to affect multiple apps from both Apple and Microsoft.
It may not be as simple as this, but try removing all font cache data from your Mac. Download the Snow Leopard version of OnyX. Click the Cleaning heading and then the Fonts tab. Check all items (except Gimp if you're not using that), then click Execute. When it's done clearing the cache files from the system, it will tell you to restart. Do not skip that step!
After the Mac restarts, check to make sure OnyX has removed the Office cache files. Close all Office applications. Remove the following files. The tilde (~) indicates your home account.
~/Library/Caches/com.microsoft.browserfont.cache
~/Library/Preferences/Microsoft/Office Font Cache (11)
For Office 2008, the location of the second item is:
~/Library/Preferences/Microsoft/Office 2008/Office Font Cache (12)

Office 2008 and G3

Hello,
I am going to Purchase Office 2008 Student and Teacher Edition but I noticed it requires a G4, G5 or Intel based Mac. While this isn't a problem for my QS G4's and MacBook Pro, I am wondering about my Powerbook and iMacs. Is there anyway to get around this? Will it not even install? What if I copy the file from another hard drive to my G3 Macs will it work then? Also do the new documents save in .docx format like Office 2007 for PC? How is the compatibility between Office 2004 and 2008 (assuming there's no way to run 2008 on my G3s). Any help would be great!
Thanks,
Brandon

Thanks for the reply! After installing on my PowerMac G4 and MacBook Pro I thought I would give the Pismo a try. The installer ran fine and Office 2008 works with little problem! Startup is kind of slow, but actually using the Apps isn't too bad. The apps are memory hogs so I wouldn't try it with anything less than 512MB. Just thought I would let others know who are in the same position. It took about 20 seconds with Firefox running to go from opening it in the dock to ready to type.

Office 2008 and 2011 do not open on Macbook Pro with Mountain Lion

Can someone please tell me how to get Microsoft office to open in Mountain Lion. I had Office 2008 when I upgraded to Mountain Lion. I could not open it after that so I bought MS Office 2011 and it does not open either. I need to use these applications. What is the fix for this. I unloaded and reloaded 2008 and loaded, unloaded and reloaded 2011 - that does not seem to be the solution. Is there a setting I need to change, or a complete unload I need to do, or what. Can someone give me some answers that work?
Thank you if you can.
ng

I don't know about Office, but you can use this for free to get back to work
https://www.libreoffice.org/
And check here for compatability with 10.8
http://roaringapps.com/apps:table

Issues with Office 2010 and Acrobat Pro 8

Good Day All;
We are in the middle of upgrading from Windows XP to Windows 7 with Office 2010 and I was wondering if there are any issues with importing Office documents into Acrobat Pro 8. I have found out that there are a couple of issue with Office 201 and LifeCycle Designer.
Any comments would be helpful
Regards
Chomp

Acrobat 8 is not compatible with Microsoft Office 2010 and the PDFMaker plugins will not install. Only Acrobat X is compatible with Office 2010, and at this time only in 32-bit mode.
Acrobat 8 is also not officially compatible with Windows 7, again Acrobat X is the first version to carry approval for that OS. It will still install, but Adobe cannot guarantee it will operate perfectly in all cases, and doesn't provide install support for that combination.

1.6.0_31 update breaks office 2008 and Parallels 6?

After updating to Java 1.6.0_31 Office 2008 will no longer open as well as Parallels 6. Any ideas?

No. Neither application has any dependency on Java. I suggest running Console.app and looking for an error message that might indicate why they are failing to run.

Office 2008 and Mavericks, Will it run in the new OS?

I have an iMac running Mountain Lion and I have the Office 2008 suite.
Will the suite continue running if I upgrade to Mavericks?
I have a Mac Book Pro that when I upgraded to Mountain Lion from the one before a few applications including Parallels were not compatible. I had a windows license and my other copy of Office 2008 quit working. Dont want to pay more money for new software to Microsoft to begin with. I gave up the Windows environment but I cannot give up Office, I can't afford to buy the newer version when what I have works for what I do
I already lost a copy of MS office for Mac

See https://discussions.apple.com/message/23547845#23547845 where the answer is yes and no. From that thread it appears Office 2008 will run on Mavericks but some people are having trouble with it.
Note, MS will not be supporting Office 2008 on Mavericks. Mavericks-related updates will be applied to Office 2011. So if you upgrage to Mavericks try Office 2008 but if there are issues be prepared to shell out $140 for the home/student 2011 version (or more for the version that includes Outlook).
Is there a compelling feature in Maverkicks that would compel you to upgrade? If not stick with ML to avoid giving MS more money.

Problems with Microsoft Office 2008 and 2011

Hiya,
I am running Mountain Lion on my Macbook Pro and I'm having ongoing problems with the Office system. I'm doing a PhD so I use footnotes all the time and in Word 2011, the autosave function makes the footnotes disappear from the bottom of the page, but I'm not comfortbale working wihtout autosave running. I deleted Office 2011 and put Office 2008 back on my machine. However, since I re-installed Office 2008, the whole OSX seems to have slowed down.
Could Office 2008 cause my whole system to get sluggish? Is there anything that I can do about it?
I am also wondering if there is there another solution to my original Office 2011 problem with footnotes that doesn;t involve disabling autosave? Has anyone else has similar problems with footnotes? I just wiped my whole system and re-installed all the programmes, so I am surprised to still be having these same problems with Office!
Thank you for any help and advice!

You should try asking your Office for Mac question in the Office for Mac forums where the Office for Mac gurus hang out.http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/mac?auth=1

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