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Microsoft Office 2011 helps you create professional documents and presentations. And since Office for Mac 2011 is compatible with Office for Windows, you can work on documents with virtually anyone, anywhere.
Work well with others. Be on the same page with Office for Mac and Office for Windows, including new features in Office 2010. Whether you're looking to share files or work together online, now you can do it with complete confidence, knowing that Office for Mac is most compatible with Office for Windows. With Office being used on more than 1 billion
Work well with others. Be on the same page with Office for Mac and Office for Windows, including new features in Office 2010. Whether you're looking to share files or work together online, now you can do it with complete confidence, knowing that Office for Mac is most compatible with Office for Windows. With Office being used on more than 1 billion
What's New
Version 14.41:
- Security fixes
Requirements
- Intel
- OS X 10.5.8 or later
- Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 Service Pack 1 (14.1.0) or later
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| Version Downloads:4,048 |
| Type:Business : Word Processing |
| License:Updater |
| Date:09 Apr 2014 |
| Platform:Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $149.99 |
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Microsoft Office 2011 helps you create professional documents and presentations. And since Office for Mac 2011 is compatible with Office for Windows, you can work on documents with virtually anyone, anywhere.
Work well with others. Be on the same page with Office for Mac and Office for Windows, including new features in Office 2010. Whether you're looking to share files or work together online, now you can do it with complete confidence, knowing that Office for Mac is most compatible with Office for Windows. With Office being used on more than 1 billion Macs and PCs worldwide, you can work with practically anyone you want, how you want, wherever you want-with no worries.
Save time with software you already know. Learning new software can be time-consuming. Office for Mac 2011 contains the familiar commands, formats, and interfaces you already know, so you can start working right away. It's never been easier to switch from Mac to PC and back again, wherever and however you need to work.
Use what the pros use. Create great-looking documents in a snap. Office for Mac 2011 offers the most complete feature set, with everything you'd expect from top-of-the-line software. If delivering impressive, professional-looking documents matters to you, then you need Office for Mac 2011. There is no substitute.
Work well with others. Be on the same page with Office for Mac and Office for Windows, including new features in Office 2010. Whether you're looking to share files or work together online, now you can do it with complete confidence, knowing that Office for Mac is most compatible with Office for Windows. With Office being used on more than 1 billion Macs and PCs worldwide, you can work with practically anyone you want, how you want, wherever you want-with no worries.
Save time with software you already know. Learning new software can be time-consuming. Office for Mac 2011 contains the familiar commands, formats, and interfaces you already know, so you can start working right away. It's never been easier to switch from Mac to PC and back again, wherever and however you need to work.
Use what the pros use. Create great-looking documents in a snap. Office for Mac 2011 offers the most complete feature set, with everything you'd expect from top-of-the-line software. If delivering impressive, professional-looking documents matters to you, then you need Office for Mac 2011. There is no substitute.
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Monkeyjunkey reviewed on 20 Apr 2014
The windows varian of MS Office has had ODF support for quite some time now.
This is getting ridiculous.
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tno reviewed on 10 Apr 2014
tobiasnz reviewed on 10 Apr 2014
Microsoft get the usual Apple core bashing as expected on this site, the clue is in the site name I guess. But I find it amazing how emotional people get about corporate behaviour, it is the same for them all (Apple, Microsoft, BP, JP Morgan, Google...). Don't ever be fooled that any corporation is really doing things for you - it is all about their profit. Apple is just as guilty as Microsoft and Google at buying and killing competitors/innovation, for example.
Anyway, that is not important for this forum - the update works, and the software does too. If it is not right for you personally then stop complaining and use something else. A bad workman, blames his tools.
Good luck.
MtnManEd reviewed on 09 Apr 2014
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The first download informed me that there was an unknown problem and could not install.
The second attempt did download, but would not install having closed all the required apps before installation..
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Monkeyjunkey reviewed on 09 Apr 2014
http://www.cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2014-1761
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Curtlewis reviewed on 12 Mar 2014
Do not rely on AutoSave. I don't know whta it does every 10 minutes, but it's not saving a file I can actually recover. It only opens up the one I manually saved last (thus losing all work since last save).
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MisterE reviewed on 21 Nov 2013
The day when I can dump this crap from my computer can not come soon enough! I might even dump the Mac version sooner than later and just use Office in my Win VM for the times when I must use it. Those times are becoming less and less frequent fortunately.
I think our experience is pretty typical of MS products in general and it just amazes me how / why Win users put up with their crap. MS is done, no Office for iOS was the last nail in the coffin, put a fork in them already!
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Microsoft (like Adobe) have become money driven 800 pound gorillas who don't care how bad their software is. As long as they can buy their competition (snuffing innovation), they're happy.
Well, it's only a matter of time before Microsoft (and their ways) becomes history.
Don
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For instance, in the description of ‘What’s New’ in v. 14.3.9, Microsoft proudly claims that it “Improves functionality in Word for Mac” by correcting a CRASH in the Polish version on Mavericks. If such a problem existed in a new car, would they call the fix an ‘improvement’ or a massively expensive, reputation damaging ‘RECALL’?
Also, they said v. 14.3.9 “Improves stability in Outlook for Mac” by fixing the BUG that caused read receipts to ALWAYS be sent after reading a message for which a read receipt was requested instead of letting you DECIDE whether to send a read receipt and then remembering your choice, as was the case from the beginning in all Windows versions.
They even claim it “Improves the ability of Outlook for Mac to connect to Exchange” by fixing its inability to connect to Exchange when Outlook uses certain proxy servers. They don’t mention that those proxy servers are only used by certain industries that MS has been expending great effort to turn to the dark side! Nor do they mention that Outlook for Windows has had absolutely no problem with those very same proxy servers since the very first beta version, but it took them over 3 years to include this ‘feature’ in the Mac version!
Just die Microsoft, and let more capable purveyors remove and replace your corpse, which is already fetid.
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To give it its due, Word was good up to Version 5.1. Then it got dicked around by hordes of software engineers until it was unusable. iWork does the job and its free. And it's going to get better.
Microsoft is dead.
What you're seeing here is a ghost.
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GeoProf reviewed on 16 Nov 2013
Every new version has a new problem/limitation because Microsoft is the most ulcerously halfassed bunch of HACKS on the planet. I will NEVER buy another MS product. Ever. So there.
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Microsoft, please die already. And take Adobe with you.
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I had the same problem and this is what I did to get it working.
1. First setup a new 'user administrator account' in the Accounts System Preferences. This can be deleted later after you use it.
2. Now log out of your current user account and log into the one you just made.
3. Start Outlook and go to the Preferences > Sync Services. If the sync services panels are not grayed out or empty, that will tell you that something in your personal user account is interfering with Outlook's ability to start sync services. This is good news because now all you need to do is figure out what it is without waiting for Microsoft to fix it.
4. Now log out of this account and log back into your personal account. Of course try the following at your own risk but if you are careful you should be okay.
5. Basically I deleted any file in my Home Library folder that had sync in its name that could be related to sync services. I deleted the files but not the folders they were in. I did not delete things like Dropbox or SugarSync because I did not believe they were related to sync services. These file will be made again the next time you use sync services but hopefully without the problem causing Outlook not to start syncing. Again, please be careful on what you are deleting.
6. Now restart your computer, login to your personal account, start Outlook, go to Preferences > Sync Services and see if all is well. This worked for me and I pray it will work for you. Good Luck.
P.S. Now you can delete the administrator account you created earlier. That can be done from within Accounts System Preferences.
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Question: Do I need MobileMe from the iCal and Mail Task syncing to work?
I currently do not have it and when I open the Sync Services preferences in Outlook 2011, all I get is the dialog box without two empty selection boxes.
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The final verdict about Outlook: Absolute sh1t, and the few improvements that v. 2011 brought to the rest of the suite weren't worth its cost. There isn't enough space here to list all the ways in which Outlook alone is VASTLY INFERIOR to almost any other solution — even Entourage '08, which also was sh1t — let alone the problems with the other three-quarters of Office!
With this last in a grand series of humiliating failures, I think it's clear now that Microsoft is just a warehouse for all the half-assed engineers and code warriors who couldn't get hired at Apple, Google, and a few other quality enterprises. Even Bill got out while the gettin's good! I think it's headed for an overdue and dramatic reversal of fortune.
Despite having paid for Office 2011 for home use, after two disappointing months with Outlook, I chucked it! Now ours is a fully Apple household, and the integration of Mail, iCal and iWork is a welcome relief from the 15 years I spent wrestling with Office!
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The same file opens normal in Word 2008.
Anyone got a clue…?
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"This is not a valid file name.
Try one or more of the following:
* Check the path to make sure it was typed correctly.
* Select a file from the list of files and folders.
(filename of the file I was trying to open)"
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If you want to save something in a folder that has a name containing characters like / : etc. then you are in for trouble. (There have also been reports that even accents like é or ä can cause this, but I am not so sure about that…)
Doesn't throw a particularly good light on MS…
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Ridogi rated on 08 Apr 2014
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trungpt rated on 20 Nov 2013
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trungpt rated on 15 Nov 2013
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GLake rated on 09 Oct 2013
sirichait2281 rated on 17 Sep 2013
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piquadratpi2 rated on 10 Sep 2013
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Lesoth0 rated on 18 Jul 2013
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SpiessensMark rated on 17 Jul 2013
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Fredg5lan rated on 01 Jul 2013