The last two versions were basically 'broken' out of the box and were only made useable by updates.Īlso - FYI Office 2011 is still being updated - MS just notified me there was an update waiting a few days ago. So I was relieved to have reliable, updated software to fall back on.ĭo what you like but as a pro Office user I do not plan to upgrade for at least the next year. (I also had Open Office and Office for Windows on a Virtual Machine.) Also, 2011 was basically broken when it was released - it's dependable now but it used to crash multiple times daily.
Every once in a while, a file that would crash Office 2011 would be fine in 2004 or 2008 - so I needed that safety net. I work on a Mac but most of my clients are on Windows-based systems and they also are working in different languages as well, so having multiple versions installed gave me more options in terms of compatibility. First - I am a professional proofreader and I deal with documents all day. To the average person this would probably seem like a waste of space but I had some good reasons for doing this. It used to be you could have as many versions as you wanted installed - on my old Snow Leopard system I had 2004, 2009 (or was it 2008? can't remember) and 2011. Thanks for helping make community forums a great place.I use Office 2011 for about 8-12 hours daily and frankly I'm afraid to upgrade because for the first time, MS is warning of issues with having more than one version of Office on your Mac. Interview project would be greatly appreciated if you have time. If you need more help to solve the problem, we would recommend you post it in Office for MAC forum as Don mentioned.Īre trying to better understand customer views on social support experience, so your participation in this See Method 3 in this article to resolve this error.įor more information to resolve the issue refer to the link below: For example, you chose not to install Entourage or Excel during setup.
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