Mac Forum / Applications / MS Office / May 2007

Every single one of my calendar events have suddenly shifted by a day.
All of the yearly birthday events as well as one time only events,
both those in the past and future are now shown in the box on the day
earlier (ie if a birthday is on May 26 it is instead shown in box on

I have a question: As we all know the MS office shortcuts for a Mac
are different than the ones we have on PCs. If I buy a new Mac, with
the Intel processor and install Windows, will I be able to maintain
the shortcuts that exist for PCs?

I am trying to download Office 2001 version 9.0 on Tiger. My problem
is however that Office keeps trying to download onto Classic not
Tiger. Is there a way to get the programs to install on Tiger?

Hey all,
I have OS10.4.9 in my business mac network, and I installed Office X
on the server and the reception computer.  Initially it was the same
licence and as others have described, I could not use both programs at

I had to format my G4 PowerBook (running Tiger) and reinstall
everything. After using my original 2004 Office CD to reinstall Office
X, I entered my 20-digit CD key in the MS Office X Setup Assistant
that pops up when first opening an Office application.

Im on the fence over developing an online web application which allows our
users to compose an agenda using a WYSIWYG HTML editor vs MS Word 2003 which
the users are currently using.  The online approach will definitely be scaled
back when it comes to pure control over text and ...

I have a problem that has only cropped up today.  For some reason all
Office 2004 programs are unable to print.  I can print from any other
program, but not from Office.
When you attempt to print the print dialog will come up, but will be

I'm new to Mac and just purchased a new iMac and ordered Office 2004
Student Edition.  Does anyone know if I can just install Excel?  That
is all I really need.  From reading these boards, it sound like since
I use Office 2007 at work and Office XP at home any files on the Mac

I currently have Microsoft Office's "30 day test drive" installed on
my Mac.  I was wondering if all the settings (mail settings, accounts,
etc.) are saved once I uninstall the "test drive" version and
reinstall with the full version.

MS released a bunch of new patches for Mac Office 2004. When I click
on a link from any of the KB articles, they take me to this site:
http://www.microsoft.com/mac/, where I see a Quick Download for
Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac 11.3.5 Update.

I have not been able to download office updates for my 2004 version of
Office Mac student/teacher since 2005/2006 at home.  I first had it on
my iBook G4 and received updates no problem until late 2005 early
2006.  Then I could only get the updates when I used the open internet

Is there anyway to turn off fact balloons and keep the comments from
changes from disappearing.
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The most annoying thing about Word 2004:

We just did a upgrade from Office X to Office 2004.  Users are having
problems opning documents when double-clicking on them.
Comment from User:
I am often unable to open documents by doubleclicking on them. (Not

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List members:
   Today when I tried to send several messages using Entourage I
received the error message

I installed a new version of Microsoft Office on my Mac However, all
my office files are automatically associated with the older demo
version that was uninstalled. The end result is that double-clicking
on any Office file gives an error message. I get around it by opening