Processes in Microsoft 365 for setting up Office apps, redeeming product keys, and activating licenses.
Here's a screen shot from the Parallels web site. You should investigate their site for details,
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I purchased Microsoft Office 2011 along with the purchase of my MacBook. I did an upgrade yesterday only to find that Office 2011 will only run on 32 bit. The upgrade now requires Microsoft Office to run on 64bit. I read in many places that Microsoft has no intentions of supporting this upgrade so therefore, I can no longer safely use this software, that I purchased, on my mac. Microsoft is forcing me to purchase something I have already purchased earlier. I do not care if there are newer versions of Microsoft Office. I purchased Office 2011 and Microsoft should still honor that purchase by providing the 64bit upgrade. I contacted support thru their chat box and was only directed to this site where I can look up or post my own questions. Really great customer support Microsoft! Thank-you! NOT. I wish to have a refund or a product key to another Microsoft Office that will run on Mac at 64bit. I'll be holding my breath awaiting even more outstanding customer service.
Processes in Microsoft 365 for setting up Office apps, redeeming product keys, and activating licenses.
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If anyone can do that, I’ll be first in line to make a donation so I can have a share.
> 2 32 bit programmes
Can you run 32-bit Mojave in a virtual machine on 64-bit Catalina with "adequate" performance?
Any programmers who would know how difficult it would really be for them to recompile Office 2001 for 64-bit? Has Apple removed any APIs that would necessitate changes to the code?
Hi Bonzi
You can restore your Mac to pre-catalina and continue to use the software in the operating systems that it runs in.