The first release of the beta worked great, it’s gone downhill sense. Also, is there ANY way to locally archive mail? My mailbox is getting very large and we don’t have the ability to turn on the online archiving feature. My total size is about 1.9GB. Shane Just wanted to point out that your article is somewhat incorrect/incomplete when stating that you need to check for updates via Apple Software Update. OneNote is available and can be updated via the Mac App Store but Excel, Word, Powerpoint and Outlook have never been available in the Mac App Store. Also note, that if you installed Microsoft Office 2016 then version of OneNote installed with that, along with all of the other Microsoft Office 2016 applications will need to be updated by going to Help>Check For Updates in any of the Microsoft Office applications.

If You Still Haven’t Found A Solution Microsoft claims to be aware of the problems with Office 2016 for Mac and has promised to issue fixes soon. However, if you can’t wait until then, we recommend contacting or you can report problems from within Office 2016.

I would like to print certain pages at a time, but the images won't print unless I print the entire document or remove the section breaks. It is really strange. For this particular document, the section breaks are there to separate some landscape pages from some portrait pages. This issue has been fixed in the latest version of Outlook 2016 for Mac (version 16.11, released on March 13, 2018). To get the latest update, open Outlook for Mac, go to the Help > Check for Updates menu, and follow the instructions in the AutoUpdate app. Question: Q: Can't print using Word for Mac 2004 to any printer I bought a MacMini in January and a MacBook in June, Still using Word for Mac I bought years ago. When I try to print documents, only a line or two prints, sometimes not even that.

• Do any of the following: • Click the new color that you want under Theme Colors or Standard Colors. • Click More Colors and then click a color. • Click Fill Effects to change or add special effects, such as gradients, patterns, or textures.

Still not working. Same problem. Happens intermittently, but resolves itself when I restart Word and the computer.

Just installed Office for Mac 2011 yesterday to help solve compatibility issues, but found it crashes every time I try to print or save a PDF version of my work. It's running on a Macbook pro under OSX 10.6.5, and printing to a Canon MP 150 connected to my G5 running under OSX 10.4.11.

No error report. Just shuts down. I have searched for a solution and tried everything suggested on the Microsoft Answers page – there was a suggestion changes to the Normal.dotm template (by adding words to the custom dictionary or defining Auto Text entries) made the program unstable – but even removing the Normal template did’t fix the problem. I’m now at my wits end. I have to use Word for compatibility with people I’m working with who are PC users. Files are stored on my Mac hard drive. I am using Word v.16.14.1 (180613).

If you receive a file created by an Office app, you can open it by double-clicking, or by right-clicking on the file and choosing Open With > Pages, for example. One thing to note is that not all features translate from one format to another.