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hypervish89

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Apr 6, 2010
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I have office 2011 installed on lion. In word, I get an error that the spelling check files are corrupted or missing. So, I tried reinstalling word but I still get the same error.
 
Oh, ok that's what I thought but I thought it was worth asking just in case. Well, hopefully that damn update comes soon. LoL
 
Unfortunately MS has already stated that the update is months away :(
 
Office 2014 or is it Office 2015 fo the Mac

Unfortunately MS has already stated that the update is months away :(

How many months do they mean? Do they mean when the next major Mac version of MS Office comes out in 2015 or 2016. Or do they mean in 6-8 months or so? I would like the shorter time but with past experience with MS I fully expect the time to be he 2015 to 2016 time frame.

I just can't believe the MS would do this much of an upgrade for them that fast or for no cost to the end user. If it comes sooner I wonder how they will charge for it? If it comes later how many of the next set of Mac OS changes will we have to wait months or yeas for?

I have my income tax prep program written in Excel. I've tried others but none will come close. So if I switch to Mac OS 10.7 Lion from Mac OS 10.6.8 I'd like at least 2 or 3 of the possible useful features to work for me. The lack of support by MS of the few things in Lion that I would actually use means that Lion is not yet ready to roar on my Macs. I've been using Lon more now, but my actual default boot volume is a newly rebuilt Mac OS 10.6.8 volume. I must be ready for Mac OS 10.7 as we plan to add 2 new Macs later this year or early next year. As any medium to long term Mac User knows that means that the new Mac will only run Mac OS 10.7 Lon or later.
 
I googled it and it seems to be affecting a number of people who have upgraded to Lion
 
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