Word 2004 for mac purchase

i just purchased word 2004 for mac from apple store online. am i to assume that i will be able to open word docs through my ISP that are attached to my emails ? and can i download only the specific apps (i.e., word, exel, etc.) that i want to use? as you can tell, i am not familiar with this. thank you!!

If you purchased the entire Office 2004 package, you can opt not to install applications you don't want. Word 2004 will open Word documents attached to emails.
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I have installed my Word 2004 for Mac on my brand-new iMac. It works fine, but every time I open it, I get the following message: "An unexpected error occurred while trying to load the Microsoft Framework Library." Anyone know what this means and how I can get rid of it? Many thanks.....Macquest

Apply all updates for Office. There should be an item named "Microsoft AutoUpdate" in your Applications folder. Run the app and let it download and install the updates it finds. If you're multiple updates back, you'll need to repeat the process after each update until it tells you that the software is up to date.

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Hi,
I'm a new Mac user. I've been using Microsoft Word 2004 for Mac's "Notebook" feature to take notes and record the audio for my class lectures. In the last week, my MacBook has locked-up three times when trying to stop the audio recording at the end of the lecture. Twice, I was able to recover the text, but not the audio. This morning, I was only able to recover part of the text. This morning, for the first time, it also locked up while recording and I lost both text and audio. It has typically locked-up as soon as I press "stop."
Could I be doing something wrong?
Thanks,
Jake

Since Word is not an Apple product, you'll probably want to use a forum dedicated to Microsoft's Mac products such as <http://www.microsoft.com/mac/community/community.aspx?pid=newsgroups> rather than an Apple forum.
Be sure to search the forum first in case someone has already had a similar question answered

Word 2004 for Mac documents not read by pc when sent by Email

Documents composed on my imac in Word 2004 for mac, cannot be read by PC user who receive them by email (unknown format).
However, if I put the same document on a memory stick and put that into a PC, the PC will read it! Very frustrating as PC users cannot see my Word 2004 for mac documents when sent by email. Any solutions?

Many thanks Templeton Peck. So simple, it has solved my problem. How come my local Mac. technician did not suggest this? Thank you again.

Can you print in notebook view in MS Office Word 2004 (for mac)?

I'd like to use the notebook view in Word 2004 (Mac version) to take notes in class, and I would also like to print them in that view (notebook pages style). It doesn't do it automatically, I was hoping there was a way of having it print the notebook lines; and I can't seem to find any print options to do so.

Desidarius:
I am confirming the following for you. I have Word 2008.
Word 2008 offers the Notebook Layout view (We know this).
Notebook Layout View prints through Word's normal printing routines, which means that *it doesn't include such UI elements as notebook rings, rulers, and hole-punches.*
However, bullets, checkboxes, and note flags are considered in-document content so these do print.

Microsoft Word 2004 for Mac, delete document

I've tried to follow the directions for deleting documents in Word, but it doesn't work. If I have the document open, and I click file/versions, there is nothing under existing to delete (which is how you do it according to their directions). I've tried file/open and dragging the selected document to the trash as well as selecting and hitting delete, but that doesn't work either.

This isn't the best forum for questions about Word, however, I'll have a go at it.
Hope I'm not stating the obvious here. "Versions" in Word gives a user the ability to save various renditions of the same document. This way, you can return to an earlier version if necessary. However, before you can delete any version, you need to save it within the Version panel box. Once listed there, you simply need to highlight it via a mouse click, then select "delete".
If you are looking to delete a word document other than a "versions copy", then the best place would be via the Finder, wherever you save your Word Documents. There, you can single-click a document, then Apple Key/Delete to send it to the trash.

Modifying Word 2003 documents on Win XP partition from Word 2004 on Mac

Hello -
I was under the impression that installing Win XP SP2 on a FAT32-formatted Boot Camp partition would allow me to create Word documents in Windows (using Word 2003), and then open and modify the documents when I am back running under OSX Leopard. I can open the documents from OSX in Word 2004 for Mac, but if I change the document and then try to save it back to the Win XP partition I get the error message:
"You cannot save while the file is in use by another process. Try saving the file with a new name."
When I try to save with a new name (again, from Word 2004 for Mac, to the Win XP partition) I then get the error message:
"Word cannot save or create this file. The disk may be full or write-protected..."
I can of course save the modified file on the Mac partition, but was hoping I'd have the option of also being able to work with Win XP Word files directly from Mac OSX as well. Anyone have any insight into getting around this issue? Thanks much.

Thanks for the response - I'll keep a note of that forum for any future problems I may have.
I've come up with my own workaround for the problem though.
It seems that new documents I create on the Mac work just fine in Windows. So I simply created a blank document on the Mac, set up the document margins etc to match the edited document I was having trouble with and copied the entire contents over. Worked a treat. Must have been the way it was created in the first place.

Will microsoft word 2004 for the Mac work with OS X Mavericks

When finishing the OS x Mavericks installation, I got a message that said that some version of Microsoft office applications would not work with Marericks. Will Microsoft Work 2004 for Mac work with OS X Mavericks?

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Word Processor for Mac?

Hi
I didn't get the full version of Microsof Word for my MacBook mainly due to its high cost. With my PC I can use wordpad to view .doc files - I was wondering what are my options with MB. I have my resume on a disk saved as a .doc file and I would like to email it to others. Are there any programs available other than Microsoft Word - or do I have to install it.
I got MS WORD for a PC - wich I bought years ago (2002) - I guess it wont work on my Mac - unless I use Bootcamp and install WIN XP. Please prove me wrong =)

Hi, tcdm1972
MS Office for PC won't work on your mb. But you have other options:
1. You may install bootcamp, winxp and finally MS office, if you don't mind taking so much trouble.
2. You may download CrossOver for mac and install MS office. Crossover is a software made by CodeWeaver, which allows you to run some basic Windows compatible software on mac without having to install windows. Currently, there's a beta version for mac. You may downloaded it from
http://www.codeweavers.com/products/ for a 60 days trial.
3.You may download MS Office 2004 for mac test drive from http://www.microsoft.com/mac/products/office2004/office2004.aspx?pid=office2004 . Unfortunately, you only have 30 days's trial.
4. You may use iWork bundled with your Mac OS to open doc file. It has a nice and friendly user interface. But unluckily, you only have 30 days trial, after which you need to purchase an activation key. Of course, there're also alternatives to purchasing a key, hee.
5. Finally, I would recommend you use OpenOffice developed by Sun Microsystem. It's a multiplatform and multilingual office suite and an open-source project. Compatible with all other major office suites, the product is free to download, use, and distribute.

Word 2011 for Mac: Advanced question regarding the navigation pane--aka sidebar

Hi everyone--
I'm a new Mac owner, with a Macbook Pro 13" 2.4 GHz Intel Core i5, with 8GB RAM, 256GB storage. I'm operating on the latest OS (Maverick), freshly purchased from the Apple store today (July 5, 2014).
Can you help me figure out if there is some way, in Word 2011 for Mac, to use the navigation pane (aka Sidebar) to click and drag entire sections of the document to a new location? This was basic (advanced, but fundamental) functionality in every version of Word I've used in recent years on Windows machines, and it is the critical reason I purchased Word instead of using one of a dozen free options. My job involves managing and editing large documents--from 2500 to 90,000 words--and the navigation pane/sidebar is crucial to my sanity.
Previously, I would open the navigation pane and it would show me the structure of my document based on the Heading types. I could click on a heading (say, a chapter title), inside the navigation pane, and drag it to a new location elsewhere in the document. So simple to rearrange the structure of large documents this way. Now, in the Word 2011 for Mac, I can call up the navigation pane (now called the "sidebar") and view the structure of the doc, but I can't actually click and drag anything in the navigation pane.
Other than this, so far my switch to Mac has gone swimmingly. I love the machine, and am amazed at how much cleaner and easier it is to set up than Windows machines. I'm so frustrated that I even have to interface with Microsoft any more, but this one piece of functionality is critical to me.
Thank you in advance for any help you can provide.
Heather

Dear Heather,
I don't know the specific answer to your question.
But as a new Mac owner, you should make sure that you are using the very latest version of Word 2011 for Mac.
My recommendation, if you haven't already done this, is to open Word and do Help > Check for Updates from Word's menu, and install any updates Microsoft has released.
They typically issue updates once or twice a month.
Enjoy your Mac!

Compatibility - MS Word 2008 for Mac and PC MS Word

I teach online classes, and many of my students have switched to using Word 2007. My Word 2004 couldn't open the .docx files, so I recently upgraded to MS Word 2008 for Mac.
Now, I can open and read all .docx files. But I can't open all the documents my students are submitting. Sometimes I will click on the document icon, and I will get a message that calls it a "binary file." I will be allowed to save it disk, but that doesn't work.
What's a "binary file"? Why is that happening? How can I get around it?
(By the way, it's not a solution to ask students to "save as" a particular type of document. A few will understand and comply, but most haven't a clue/don't care/can't be bothered/whatever.)

some tips pulled up by Google "Word 2008 .docx files"
*Word 2008 12.1 can not open files created by Word 2007 (or maybe any old Word program?) by double-clicking them in the Finder.*
Prior to installing the 12.1 Service Pack, I was able to double-click on any .doc/.docx file generated by Office 2007/SP1 -- and it would open in Word 2008 12.0.1. After installing the 12.1 Service Pack, I can only double-click-open files I've created on my Mac (with any version of Word.)
Any version of WinWord files? They can be opened via the "File --> Open" menu command -- but double-clicking on them will not open the document. I can "save as" the files I have to open with the menu and those will open -- but not the original.
http://www.macintouch.com/readerreports/office2008/topic4749.html#d15may2008
http://www.macintouch.com/readerreports/office2008/topic4722.html#d26feb2008
Daniel Bell - .docx documents are really just zip containers. If you receive one that is a folder just re-zip it and change the .zip extension to .docx Provided the folder structure hasn't been tampered with it should then open OK.
[If you select one of the docx files in the Finder and then Get Info (Command-I), you can set the Open With section of the Get Info window to Open with XML Converter and then click Change All to apply that setting to all docx documents. -MacInTouch]
http://www.macintouch.com/readerreports/leopard/topic4381.html#d01nov2007
http://www.creativetechs.com/iq/convertms_word_2007_docx_files_for_amac.html
Pages, NeoOffice and OpenOffice can open .docx
http://www.microsoft.com/mac/downloads.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/macmojo/archive/2007/05/15/get-converted.aspx

Word 2004 - Managed Mac OS X 10.4 Client and OD - can't save documents.

Hi there,
we've got a really silly problem here using Office 2004 for Mac OS X.
But first some infos about our environment:
10.4.11 clients
10.5.6 server
The clients are managed
We use an Open Directory to provide network login (about 1000 users)
Now the problem:
All users in the (OD) group "teachers" (the user folders of these users are located in /Users/teachers/username) cannot save to existing Word-documents! They get the following message:
"can not save while the file is in use by another process"
OD users which are located in other groups don't have this problem and of course local users don't have it, too
What I've done before writing this thread:
Deleted /Documents/Microsoft user folder
tested chmod -R 777 for /Applications/Microsoft Office 2004
tested chmod -R 777 for ~/Library/Preferences/Microsoft
Nothing helped.
Our workaround now is to save every changed file to a new filename but that can't be a longtime solution. Therefore we need your help!!!
Thanks a lot!

Hi,
When the problem occurs, try opening Terminal and typing...
lsof <filepath>
Or drag the file to the Terminl afer the lsof [SPACE], to see what s using it.

Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac Test Drive query

does this software have a time limit as to how long i can use it for?
im gettin a new imac, and wondering if i will have to purchase microsoft office 2004 as well as the "Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac Test Drive" that comes with it.
any help would b much appreciated
thanks

According to http://www.microsoft.com/mac/default.aspx?pid=office2004td the test drive is good for 30 days. Click on the *more info* link to see other limitations. The student edition (available to anyone remotely connected with it) is available for $125 US or cheaper.

Can I load Microsoft Office Word 2011 for MAC on an IPAD 2? If yes, then how? I have the software and one more load opportunity left.

Can I load Microsoft Office Word 2011 for MAC on an IPAD 2? If yes, then how? I have the software and one more load opportunity left.
Reason that I ask is that I'm worried that I will not be able to read or work word or excel docs that people send me.

No. Office 2011 for Mac is coded to run with OS X. In order to work on the iPad the app must be coded for iOS instead.
If you look in the iTunes App Store, you will find that there are many apps that allow you to work with Office files on an iPad.
Allan

I'm using the note taking view of Word 2011 for Mac so I can record a meeting as well as take notes. The audio of the internal microphone is so low - can I attach an external mic and have it work with note taking view?

Can I attach an external mic to my Macbook Air to enhance sound input for the note taking view of Word 2011 for Mac? I've tried preferences to up the volume of my sound, but I still cannot hear the recording. Any suggestions? I need to record a meeting as well as take notes so I'd like to use this tool, but the audio is not good enough.

A USB microphone can work with the Air, and I've used them before with my 11" Air. Griffin also made a product (the iMic) that will add a standard computer microphone port, connecting to your USB port. It's heyday was the time of the old iBook laptops (which also lacked a microphone in jack) but I think it's still around.
The single sound port on the 2011 models, as I recall, supports iPhone style headphone/microphone but I don't believe it will support a standard microphone input.
The built in microphone sits on the left side of the computer and I suspect wouldn't work well for picking up a lecture unless you were sitting just right in position vs. the speaker (preferably having the speaker positioned to the left and sitting really close). By design most laptop microphones presume they are going to be mainly used to record a sound coming from the person sitting at the keyboard, while for a lecture you normally would prefer it concentrate on sound coming from behind the screen.

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