Powerpoint 2013 for mac video adding. Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 offers a solid update to the Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and the other members of the productivity suite. Though the latest package is still not on par with the Windows.

I began entering my data into this workbook using a 2008 MacPro running OS X 10.6.8 and Excel 14.4.1. No problems there. The file is living in a DropBox folder that is shared among 3 computers.

When you're scrolling large spreadsheets (either by clicking and holding on a thumb scroller or by drag-scrolling), the sheet feels like it's moving quite slowly, even on current hardware. In back-to-back comparisons between Excel 2004, 2008, and 2011, the 2011 release was easily the slowest of the three—it took over six times as long to scroll through my test document as did Excel 2004. (Microsoft has told us they slowed the scrolling down due to user complaints about it being too fast. While it may have been too fast in Excel 2004, it's currently twice as slow as Excel 2008, which seems like an excessive slowdown to me.) When you add in the lag-on-window-resize, the Excel 2011 interface can feel slow at times. When put to a number-crunching test, however, Excel 2011 showed great results.

I just tried launching Excel and then Word after updating OS X a maintenance upgrade from 10.11.2 to 10.11.3 and neither Word nor Excel launch. Here is the crash report I get: ====================================== Check with the software developer to make sure Microsoft Excel works with this version of OS X. You may need to reinstall the application.

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To make your visual projects more portable, you'll now be able to embed movies. In previous versions, you would have needed to include the extra video files when sharing a presentation, but with this new feature, it's easy to deliver your presentation as one complete package. You'll also be able to apply movie styles and effects by clicking on the video and using the appropriate dynamic tools in the Ribbon, all of which will be retained in your embedded movie when you share your presentation. Better slide transitions and animations in Office 2011 for Mac make it easy to create a pro-level presentation with new 3D effects, and a new tab in the Ribbon dedicated to Transitions keep them close at hand for on-the-spot changes.