Open XML Converters and ARD

JohnKGibson wrote: > Looks like the latest release of the Open XML converters installs with > ARD and doesn t require you to be at the machine Good news indeed Thanks for testing it Corentin Office:Mac MVP http: www cortig net wordpress http: www mvps org http: mvp support microsoft com MVPs are not

Font issues

Version: 2008 Operating System: Mac OS X 10 5 Leopard Processor: Intel Font output is not reflecting the font chosen For example if I wanted to change the font to an email or document for instance from Arial to Monaco it will randomly output some random font from my font list I ve trashed my Office preferences reinstalled the OS reinstalled Office and it s still doing the

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On 11 4 09 8:10 AM in article br93f5tofmtt8rf9o0m94jh9uflf2o0ou2@4ax com Howard Brazee wrote: > My confusion could I add an upgrade to 2004 when I am using 2008? Can you expand on this? I m not sure I understand your question See if this links helps: or

What is Time Machine and how do I enable it?

If you don t know about it then you probably have not enabled it and so it probably is not available to you to get the old version of a file Time Machine is an application provided by the Mac operating system Not part of Office that makes backup to an attached hard disk You can find it in Finder Applications Folder You have to have an external hard disk or one of the Appl

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Probably one of these Amazon sites will take your order: http: www amazon co uk gp feature html ref=gw_br_intl?ie=UTF8 docId=596896 pf_rd_p=466881133 pf_rd_s=left nav 3 pf_rd_t=101 pf_rd_i=468294 pf_rd_m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE pf_rd_r=0RD8ZAW0BT6HT00MR4QA Or check out Apple s home page www apple com which there is a link to the international locator page: http: www apple com choose your countr

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Jim Gordon MVP wrote: > Justin wrote: > >> So MS had to change for example the Latin Q just to add the Chinese >> letter Chwang? >> That doesn t make sense > > I m pretty sure a lot more than that was involved I m not a font > specialist but I think there was a format change as well > http: www microsoft com typography AboutFontsOverview mspx > >> But no purple lines? >

Can t remember which Product Keys I have used

In article orangemen123@officeformac com wrote: > Hi I have Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac Home Student Edition It came > with 3 product codes I used one of the product codes and I think that some > of my family used one or both of the remaining 2 codes The problem is that I > am not able to verify if this is true or not > > So my ques

Please Help Me Out Of Word Hell

Hi it s difficult for me to say as I don t have the document in front of me Some formatting won t work because the invisible formatting made by the source the webmail interface was probably copied across before you started editing the list My suggestion: never paste rich text content if you can avoid it It is generally not a good idea to rely on webmail interfaces see Bob s comme

Office Macros

Howard Brazee wrote: > On Wed 21 Oct 2009 01:29:30 0400 Jim Gordon MVP > wrote: > >>> Indeed However any implementation of VBA on the OSX side will be >>> spotty at best >>> Not something I would want to rely on >>> There has to be a better option for macros >> I m willing to wait and see what Microsoft does about VBA A slightly >> modifie

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On 10 21 09 9:04 AM in article 59b7f0ff 1@webcrossing caR9absDaxw ocakovec@officeformac com wrote: > Version: 2008 > Operating System: Mac OS X 10 5 Leopard > Processor: Intel > > I live in Europe > > As you know the date are indicated like dd mm yyyy > But I see that by default in all office application the default is mm dd yyyy > > I know

Microsoft Word

Hi colby In what format are the files when you email them? If they re in PDF format the default app for opening such files on a PC is likely to be Adobe Reader Word can t read PDFs If the files are in Doc format the default app for opening such files on a PC is likely to be Word or another word processor but a file association error on the PC could cause Adobe Reader to try to op

Mysteries of Microsoft Development

Leigh MacKay wrote: > I m using Office for Mac 2004 with all the updates to the present > > I have been a fanboy for Microsoft Office for both platforms but I m > beginning to wonder > > When using Word for Windows the paragraph style menu is user > expandable How convenient Makes formatting long documents much > easier The Windows developers must have thought it was a good ide

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On 10 6 09 10:40 AM in article 59b7dfd9 1@webcrossing caR9absDaxw Sydneylanier@officeformac com wrote: > Version: 2008 > Operating System: Mac OS X 10 4 Tiger > > For years I used Word 97 2004 which came as part of the Office pkg Excel > Power Point etc When it came time to upgrade the software again I spoke > with the MacConnection people

Can t install 12 2 1 on any computers 10 4 10 6

On 10 1 09 7:54 AM in article 59b7db0d 1@webcrossing caR9absDaxw macinmypocket@officeformac com wrote: > All the computers currently have 12 2 0 and have all current OS updates Are you checking the application version or the Microsoft Component Plugin? Verify 12 2 1 update Diane

Database Errors and Can t Install service pack Please Help

On 9 22 09 6:31 AM in article 59b7ccd4 1@webcrossing caR9absDaxw LMP@officeformac com wrote: > I am working thru your response Re: step 2 I don t know what you mean by the > Microsoft User Data folder I can t find it anywhere under the Microsoft > Office 2008 application Where should it be? It s in your Documents folder ~ Documents Microsoft User Da

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