Mac Forum / Applications / MS Office / January 2007

I was using a friend's copy of OFFICE 2004 to try it, I like it, so I
bought my own copy. That's when the problems started...after I called
Microsoft help and was told how to change to my new serial number.  It
probably is just a coincidence, but my computer started having

I'm a new Mac user - just got a new Intel Core 2 Duo processor MacBook.
I went ahead and bought the Office for Mac and installed everything.
My main problem/question is that I find I can't do as many things in
Entourage as I could in Outlook.  (For instance, can't change colors

It seems to me that Office 2004 running on Intel uses an excessive
amount of RAM. I think this is because fo Rosetta, but is there anyway
to reduce this?
Cheers

Got a new iMacPro.  Using firewire, copied everything, including Office
Mac X, to iMacPro from old iMac (not a laptop).
When I tried to use Word or Excel from either the dock icons or files,
Office Test Drive Word or Excel showed up.  So I put Test Drive in the

I've made many, many attempts to install Office 2004 Student and
Teacher Edition using Setup Assistant, and each time it says the
installation was successful, but the applications aren't on my hard
drive (where I chose for them to be located) and the programs won't

I migrated from a PBook G4 with a full version of MS Office to a new MacBook
Pro via Apple¹s Migration Assistant. MS Word, Entourage, and PowerPoint are
all working fine but when I launched Excel for the first time following the
migration, it informed me that it was a Test Drive ...

I tried both the auto-update from within an individual office product
(Excel) as well as the download from the Microsoft website.  In both
cases I am able to download the update, but once it starts it gives me
an error message that says: