Microsoft has released Office for Mac 2011 version 14.4.5, which includes critical bug fixes and security improvements. You can download the free 113 MB patch from Microsoft’s website. The change notes from Microsoft are below:
This update fixes critical issues and also helps to improve security. It includes fixes for vulnerabilities that an attacker can use to overwrite the contents of your computer’s memory with malicious code.
The update is recomended for all users of Office 2011, which is the most recently version of the productivity suite for OS X systems.
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Just release the goddamn Office 2014 for Mac :'(
It’ll be Office 2015 by the time they release it.
I think there never will be a new version. You can buy a Office 365 subscription.
Except that the O365 subscription allows for installation of Office 2011. Unless you just want to use office online.
I see no point on using Office other than embedding documents inside other documents.
I don’t know why but Office for mac cannot open embedded documents within documents. It is a shame having to use it.
How did you get through this article without mentioning how hilariously behind-the-times Office 2011 for Mac is? Not that I really care, as I’m a religious Google Docs user now.
I can’t install on my macbook pro, it show message: “Office 2011 14.4.5 Update can’t be installed on this disk. A version of the software required to install this update was not found on this volume.” please help me
Unfortunately until a real replacement for Outlook is released, 2011 is the only option. Or is it that Microsoft are trying to force users onto the online mail app within 365?
Our clients are F500 companies and most don’t allow cloud-based google/msoft documents for security and intellectual property reasons. I’m in the minority with a Mac. A big percentage of what we do is, unfortunately, with Office documents. No choice. Windows boxes are cheap and expendable, so corporations buy them and foist them on their employees. 2011 is getting buggier and laggier as time goes on. Microsoft, so, so far behind.