I haven't found any forums that are discussing this, and Microsoft technical support isn't much help. Again, this is a short list of the problems. It takes 5 seconds of "spinning beach ball" to go from one page to another. If landscape paper orientation is selected in page setup, when I select print, the dialog box shows "portrait" and it reformats the document into portrait.I have to be sure to change it there or it will print out incorrectly and mess up the document.
I can't move page breaks in page-break view.
Page layout does not work at all.when you click in a cell, the selection border shows on the other side of the page and encloses two or three cells. That's just a few of the problems.Īnd Excel is almost unusable. I lost fonts in Word (it won't show ITC fonts even tho they work in other applications) and it's impossible to update the normal.dotm file, so things like my keyboard shortcuts created in "Tools - Customize Keyboard" aren't saved for other documents. It is not clear if the November 10 date will change when macOS Big Sur makes it to general availability, or if the timeframe itself hints at the possible release schedule for Apple’s next OS update.I just bought a new Mac mini with High Sierra and installed Office for Mac has been a nightmare and I wouldn't advise anyone to do it. However, this year is different, as the Cupertino giant is yet to release the OS to all supported devices. While users of macOS 10.13 or older will still be able to use the said apps, they will no longer receive updates for security or feature additions after the said date.Īpple typically releases new macOS versions in September, which is when these support lifecycles change. With macOS 11 Big Sur closer to launch, the company recommends that users upgrade to the newer versions of the OS to continue receiving support for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote. The company supports the three most recent versions of macOS. The change is in line with the Redmond giant’s support life cycle for Apple’s OS offerings. The company has also updated the support pages to reflect the change, adding that as of the November 2020 update to Microsoft 365 for Mac and Office 2019 for Mac, only macOS 10.14 Mojave or newer will be supported. Microsoft has posted a message on the Office 365 message center notifying Mac users that the Office suite of apps for macOS 10.13 High Sierra and older will stop being supported starting November 10, 2020.
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