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Hi, I have recently downloaded Nokia Ovi Suite for use with my Nokia 5230. I have managed to sync all my messages and contact without a hitch.
My question is though, is it possible to password protect the suite so that I have to sign into it when I run it on the PC rather than it just opening and all my personal information is available ?

Hi. Please use your Windows account for protecting your Nokia Ovi Suite content. This way all your private stuff is protected by Windows account username / password combination.
- Make sure, that Windows requires username / password to start Windows session
- If there's multiple users in your PC, create own username / password for each user
Cheers, Samuli

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I downloaded mountain lion and then the new office suite (word, ppt, excel) but now when I try to display one of my ppt's it says 'ppt cannot open the file...the file may be corrupt, in use, not a type recognized by ppt etc.." how can I fix it?? HELP

I downloaded mountain lion and then the new office suite (word, ppt, excel) but now when I try to display one of my ppt's it says 'ppt cannot open the file...the file may be corrupt, in use, not a type recognized by ppt etc.." how can I fix it?? HELP

Did you try to open teh fle by double-clicking its icon? If the file was made with an older version of Office, you may get that message. Try opeing PP and, from its "File" menu, see if you can open the ppt. I've foundthat often gets around that message and then yo ucan save the file from the newer version.
If that doesn't work, consider asking in the Microsoft Office: Mac forums here:
Office for Mac forums
PowerPoint is not an Apple product and it seems a lot of people around here avoid Office.

I just updated my OS to Leopard and know Power Point from my office suite is opening, or tries to after a reboot and hangs when you try to open it.

I just updated my Mac Book Pro to leopard 10.6.8, and now Power Point from my office suite angs, and when I start up or re boot the laptop Power Point automatically opens and then just hangs, the only way to close is to force close.
Does any one know of any similar issues.
Thanks
Whipt

I just updated my Mac Book Pro to leopard 10.6.8, and now Power Point from my office suite angs, and when I start up or re boot the laptop Power Point automatically opens and then just hangs, the only way to close is to force close.
Does any one know of any similar issues.
Thanks
Whipt

Office Suite for Mac

Hi, has anyone tried this software?..saw it on Ebay..as I was looking at Mac stuff..
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-Office-Suite-for-Mac-OS-X-Microsoft-Users-Read_W0QQitemZ 5848788465QQcategoryZ80241QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
..carolinadoug
iBook G4 1.2, 512ram, 30ghd Mac OS X (10.4)

I have never heard of that either. Do you need to open/edit Microsoft Office documents? If so, I would recommend you give NeoOffice a try first. It's based on the free OpenOffice, but does not require you to install Apple's X11 windowing system first. It's actually worked pretty well for me. If you find that NeoOffice does not meet your needs, then I would save-up to buy a full copy of Microsoft Office for the Mac.
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Converting MS Office Suite products to PDF - not retaining color

I am using MS Office suite (2003) specifically MS Word & Visio. When I convert to PDF (using Professional 8) it is changing my color documents to black and white. I have tried all different settings and have marked the selection to retain color scheme. Nothing seems to work. I checked my settings against another colleague and they are the same, but for some reason my version will not convert in color. Please HELP..

It's happening the same way on several different computers here.
Everyone logs in with their own userid on each machine. We are all working with the same MS WORD documents. These documents are non-standard sizes -- 6 x 9, or 5.5 x 8.5.
Everyone uses the same version of Acrobat Professional, and selects "Convert to PDF from file".
For some people, the PDF is created from the Word doc, and the original page size is retained. This is what we want.
However, for others, the PDF is created as 8.5 x 11, no matter what the original size of the document was. No amount of fiddling with the default page size, in either Acrobat or Word, changes this.
It is driving me crazy, and I was hoping that at least one other person on the planet has come across this problem. Is this an Adobe or a Microsoft problem? Could it be a Windows registry setting?
Advice is appreciated!

I just download mountain lion to my mac, now microsoft office suite doesn't work....it says 'you can't open the application 'microsoft word' because PowerPC applications are no longer supported. What does this mean and what do I have to do to fix it??

I just download mountain lion to my mac, now microsoft office suite doesn't work....it says 'you can't open the application 'microsoft word' because PowerPC applications are no longer supported. What does this mean and what do I have to do to fix it?? HELP!!

Install Snow Leopard on another boot partition, or upgrade Microsoft Office to a newer version, or use any number of better alternatives. Some of them are free.
Consider
LibreOffice (donation-supported)
NeoOffice ($10)
OpenOffice (completely free)
In addition to the above I also recommend Apple's Pages ($19.99). I use OpenOffice and Pages and have been completely Microsoft - free for over a year now. Life is better without Microsoft.

I need a reliable office suite. Open Office is not working well for me. Any suggestions?

I need a good reliable office suite. Open Office is not working well for me. Any suggestions?

If you mean Open Office is not always able to correctly open documents received from clients created with MS Office, then the only real solution is to purchase Office 2011 for Mac. As good as some of the free alternatives are, they can't duplicate every feature of MS Office.

Hi, i want to buy a mac book pro. I was wondering if the ms office suit that i will buy can be a normal version or a one that has to be compatible with mac?

Hi, i want to buy a mac book pro. I was wondering if the ms office suit that i will buy can be a normal version or a one that has to be compatible with mac?

It must be compatible with Mac OS X. You have to install the Mac OS X Microsoft Office version > http://www.microsoft.com/mac
Also, you can use the PC version, but in this case, you will have to install Windows on a virtual machine or Boot Camp, so it's better to use the OS X version. There are alternatives for Office, like Apple iWork or LibreOffice, if you want to try them before

Mac office suite programs won't start up

Dear friendly Mac users,
I have been successfully using the Mac Office suite of programs on my MacBookPro for about a year. Now, suddenly, none of the programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) will start up. The small pop-up page identifying the selected program emerges for a couple of seconds (as usual), but nothing happens thereafter - i.e. the actual program fails to start. I have also tried starting the programs by attempting to open an existing file (E.G. a Word document), but the (lack of) result is the same.
The only recent change I can think of that has happened on the Mac is the upgrade to Mac OS 1.5.2
Any and all help appreciated!

Re-installed all. Now works OK.

What happened to the Microsoft Office suite when I loaded Lion?

I loaded Lion operating system last night and rushed without reading all of the fine print. After the Lion was loaded I received a notice that Microsoft Office Suite was not supported. My questions are, 1) Can Lion support the Microsoft Office Suites (maybe a newer version) 2) Can I return to the previous Operating System?
Never mind!
Thanks

1. Microsoft Office for Mac 2008 & 2011 versions support OS X Lion
2. Yes, you can downgrade to Snow Leopard if you have up-to-date Time Machine backups, however I won't recommend you to do that.
Over the weekend Microsoft published a knowledge base article that outlines some known issues with Office for Mac on OS X 10.7. Overall, if you have Office 2004 and rely on it, then do not upgrade to OS X Lion until you have an alternative Office version installed (2008 or preferably 2011). Office 2004 is PowerPC code, and as with Intuit's Quicken 2007 and earlier versions, if you install Lion then you will not be able to launch Office 2004.
Resources:
[ Office for Mac 2011 installation frequently asked questions ]

After installing Lion, my microsoft office suite doesn't work anymore, and show this message: Application Power PC no longer available. How can I resolve it?

Is there any possibilty to recover the use of my Microsoft Office suite, which doesn't work anymore after installing Lion?
The programs display this error message: "no puede abrir la aplicación Microsoft Excel (o any other) porque las aplicaciones Power PC ya no son compatibles"
thanks for your help

You will need to upgrade your suite of MS programs.
Older suites, like MS Office 2004, use program versions written for Macs with PPC processors. In order to use those apps in pre-Lion OS's on an Intel-processor machine, it was necessary to install Rosetta, software designed just for the purpose of using PPC-apps on an Intel machine.
Unfortunately, Lion does not support Rosetta, so those apps no longer work.
Solution - update them to a version which will work in Lion, such as the MS Office 2008 suite, or newer if available.

Just upgraded and now no Microsoft Office suite?

We decided to upgrade to OS X Mountain Lion last night and have now found we cannot access any of our Microsoft office applications..
What can we do to get this back and working again?
Do we have to purchse a new office to mac package?
Cheers
Scott

Jitanjafora wrote:
Niel is right. Older versions of MS Office are not compatible with Mountain Lion --one of the many unwelcome features of a truly unfriendly, misguided OS.
If you have more than one Mac, and ANY of them is compatible with Snow Leopard, downgrade it. In fact, there is no reason to upgrade to Mountain Lion unless we absolutely MUST. I was VERY happy with Apple from 10.3 through 10.6, so I jumped the gun and upgraded the computer I use for email to Lion as soon as it became available --a decision I have come to regret.
If I were you, I would avoid the expense AND the trouble of buying another MS Office suite by simply downgrading back to the previous OS. If downgrading is not an option, LibreOffice is a great piece of software, fully compatible with MS Office, and free.
Poor advice. Please avoid passing your personal disattisfaction, most likely caused by your own Computer habits, onto others. Many, many million of users are running Mountain Lion without an issue.
Pete

Installing Microsoft Office Suite, and error message re: StuffIt Expander

Hi,
I recently tried to install Microsoft Office Suite (Office2001-906UpdateEN.bin) on my computer, but keep getting an error message saying "Sorry, but this version of StuffIt Expander requires version 6.5 or newer of the StuffIt Engine. Error -43" I have StuffIt Lite 6.5.1 in my Applications folder, which includes StuffIt Expander. However, when I try opening StuffIt Expander, I get an identical error message. Can anyone help?
(FYI, since erasing my hard disk and reinstalling my applications recently, I've experienced other problems, too, such as AppleWorks' spell-check function not working, and MacLink no longer being available. I don't know if any of these problems are related -- and/or if I just made mistakes in reinstalling?)
Thanks.

Hi, Elizabeth -
You should be able to download the newer version of Stuffit Expander, since downloading does not involve unstuffing. Once the download has been received, your browser may be trying to invoke the version of Stuffit Expander that's on your drive in order to automatically unstuff it for you - and that's what is causing the message to be displayed.
Look for the uncompressed download, probably in a .sit or .sit.hqx format.
Then insert your latest OS 9 Install CD, and locate the Aladdin Software folder. For install CDs for OS 9.1 and later, that will here - (CD) >> Software Installers >> Aladdin Software. For install CDs for OS 9.0.4 and earlier, it will be here - (CD) >> Software Installers >> Internet Access >> Aladdin Software. Dig into the Aladdin Software folder, and you'll find an uncompresssed copy of Stuffit Expander, v. 5.5 or v. 6.0. Copy that version to the Hard drive.
Then drag the icon of the freshly downloaded (and still compressed) newer version of Stuffit Expander onto the icon of the older version of Stuffit Expander, and let go when the icon highlights - it should then be decompressed without problem.
Once that is done, run the installer for the new version.

Is it true that MS Office Suite will not run on Lion?

is it true that MS Office Suite will not run on Lion?

Office 2004 was written for PowerPC. To run Office 2004 on an Intel based Mac, you need Rosetta to translate PowerPC instructions to Intel instructions. OS X Lion no longer includes or supports Rosetta. As such, any application written for PowerPC no longer work on Lion, including Office 2004.
Office 2008 and Office 2011 were written for Intel. They'll work just fine on OS X Lion.
To address your problem, you can do one of the following:
1) Reinstall OS X Snow Leopard from a backup, if you made one.
2) Upgrade to Office 2011.
3) You could use a suite of productivity apps that can import Office documents, such as OpenOffice, or Apple's iWorks. There will be some incompatibilities between these applications and Office though.

URL schemes for Microsoft Office suite for ipad

Hello,
I am trying to implement inter-app communication with an app I am creating. I would like to be able to tap a button in my app, and have an xls document I have put on my web server open in the IOS Excel app. To do this, I know I need to make use of URL schemes. I can get the button to open the Excel app itself by using ms-excel://, but I cannot get it to open the server document within the app.
I tried the following:
ms-excel://HTMLResources/file.xls (referencing it in the resources folder)
ms-excel://http://www.yoursite.com/files/file.xls (referencing it directly via url)
Both of these options simply open Excel, but not the document.
I even tried putting it in a web overlay using html snippets as referenced here: http://blogs.adobe.com/jlockman/2013/04/05/launching-external-apps-from-a-dps-folio/
No luck.
Does anyone have any ideas, or happen to be familiar with the custom URL schemes for Office for ipad?
I know that the office suite for ipad is relatively new, so I am wondering if anyone out there is familiar with the custom URL schemes for Office for ipad. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Allison
One other note: I have tried this same thing with PDF Expert and it works: (the app makes use of the URL scheme PDFE)
So,
PDFEhttp://yoursite.com/files/file.pdf
will open file.pdf in PDF Expert.

You could try creating a new user account on the computer, logging out of the current and into the new one, and checking the behavior then. If that doesn't help, I think you'll have to settle for using NeoOffice or possibly GoogleDocs until you can reinstall Office.
~Lyssa

Query to include all PC 's office suites and IE7/8/9/10,OS sp,office SP on sccm 2012

hi team, is it possible to have a report or a query to include all PC 's office suites (2003 standard, 2010 enterprise,etc) and IE7/8/9/10,OS sp,office SP on sccm 2012? I have 2400 PC. I need a csv to have all this information of mgmt to filter the
information they need. any advice please? I tried one to have them in differnt query report because IE9/10 doesn't show in installed software. but when they do vlookup then some entries' OS and SP became N.A. Though the original report has no such issue. In
my report, I have the first tab to have all inventory of 2400 PC. the other tab has Office or IE, around 800 to 1800 pc for each sheet. any advice please?Thanks
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