Microsoft releases Office 2016 for Mac, but just for Office 365 A standalone version will be released in September, Microsoft said. The supported Office 365 subscriptions start at $7 per month or $70 per year with Office 365 Personal, and also include the pricier versions of Office 365 Home, Business, Business Premium, E3,.

Hallo Charlie. Alas, a negative result.

Followed instructions re trashed files and uninstalled Office 365. Re-installed and attempted to open old Word for Mac 2011 files through double clicking a Word for Mac 2011 file. This worked as it opened Word 365. I repeated this operation for other files with succsess. Then attempted to open files from inside Word 365 opening app and clicking on recent files in the app.

Same splash screen saying 'Word cannot open the document: user does not have access privileges.' Then attemped to open file by reverting to quitting Word 365 and double clicking files again. Same splash screen saying 'Word cannot open the document: user does not have access privileges.' I will shut the Mac and try again in 12 hours.

But, if you've any thoughts let me know. And thanks for your advice to date.

NOTE: The versions of Outlook that are listed below are the only versions that are supported by Microsoft for use with Office 365. At this time, ITS supports both methods of setting up your account. Outlook 2016 Outlook 2016 for Mac Outlook 2010 SP2, version 14.0.7015.1000 (and greater) Outlook 2013 SP1, version 15.0.4569.1506 (and greater) To determine which version of Outlook you are using, please see Microsoft’s page. Setting Up an Office 365 Account Using Exchange For documentation on setting up your Office 365 account on an email client using Exchange, please see the links in the side navigation to the right of this page. Purdue microsoft office for mac.

Microsoft is releasing the final version of Office 2016 for Mac today. After to testers for the past four months, Office 2016 for Mac is ready and available immediately to Office 365 subscribers. Office 2016 for Mac marks nearly five years since the last release of Office for Mac back in 2011, and Microsoft has made some modern changes to support how Office and OS X have changed over the years.  Monitor for mac mini late 2014. There's a new user interface that feels like a mix of the fresh Windows design and Office for Mac 2011. The result is the familiar Ribbon user interface that fits in with the OS X theme and features like sandboxed apps, fullscreen view, and Retina screen optimization. A lot of improvements over Office for Mac 2011 Microsoft has also integrated its OneDrive cloud storage into Office 2016 for Mac, meaning you can quickly access recent documents you may have been editing on your smartphone, tablet, or Windows PC. There's even co-authoring support to allow several people to simultaneously edit a document.

Microsoft has also added the familiar Windows shortcuts to its Office 2016 for Mac apps so you can can use ctrl + shift instead of cmd + shift and others to navigate around. That's particularly helpful if you're someone who regularly switches between a Windows PC and Mac. Office 2016 for Mac ships with five apps: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote. They all feel like they've finally caught up to the Windows equivalents, making this a significant release for Microsoft. Office 365 Home and Personal subscribers can download Office 2016 for Mac today, and a standalone version will be released in September.