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After releasing their Office 365 subscription service and Office 2013 earlier today, Microsoft has released a critical update for Office for Mac 2011. The Office for Mac Service Pack 3 (14.3) update contains a number of bug fixes, and adds support for Microsoft’s new Office 365 subscription program.
From the release notes:
Microsoft has released an update for Microsoft Office for Mac 2011. In addition to the application improvements mentioned in this article, Office for Mac 2011 is now available as a subscription offering. For more information about subscription, see the Frequently Asked Questions.
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This update provides the latest fixes to Office for Mac 2011. These include the following:
- Meeting invitation times are displayed inaccurately in Outlook for Mac
Fixes an issue that causes meeting invitation times from non-Exchange calendar servers to be off by one hour during certain times of the year. - Slides in collapsed sections cover other slides in Slide Sorter view in PowerPoint for Mac
Fixes a display issue that involves collapsed sections in Slide Sorter view. - Hash tags (#) in hyperlinks aren’t saved correctly in PowerPoint for Mac
Fixes an issue in which hyperlinks that contain hash tags (#) aren’t saved correctly. - Crash occurs when you use Paste Special with a partial table in PowerPoint for Mac
Fixes an issue that causes PowerPoint to crash when you use the Paste Special option to copy and paste part of a table. - RTF text that’s saved in PowerPoint for Windows can’t be pasted into PowerPoint for Mac
Fixes an issue in which RTF text that’s saved in PowerPoint for Windows can’t be copied and pasted into PowerPoint for Mac.
Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac Service Pack 3 is available now through Microsoft AutoUpdate, as well as direct download from Microsoft’s website.
Service Packs are software updates from Microsoft (some other companies use the term, as well) which may contain updates making the software more reliable, more compatible and more secure. Service Packs can only be installed if there's a previous version of the same product on a computer.
Microsoft issues service packs for its operating system and for its Office Suites.
This is the list of the most current service packs:
For Windows XP | Service Pack 3 |
For Windows Vista | Service Pack 2 |
For Windows 7 | Service Pack 1 |
For Office 2003 | Service Pack 3 |
For Office 2007 | Service Pack 3 |
For Office 2010 | Service Pack 2 |
For Office 2013 | Service Pack 1 |
How can you tell which Service Pack you have? Here's how to check:
In Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7
1) From the Start Menu, RIGHT-click on (My) Computer. (It's only called 'My' in Windows XP.)
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2) Left-click on PROPERTIES.
3) At the top of the System Properties window, you will find both the version of Windows you are operating and which Service Pack is installed, if any. Here's an example from Windows 7 (notice it has Service Pack 1 installed) and another example from Windows XP (SP3).
Windows Vista would look the same as this Windows 7 screen.
In Microsoft Office 2003:
1) Open Word.
2) Click on the HELP menu.
3) Click on About Microsoft Office Word. The edition and the service packs installed, if any, will be listed at the top of the window which appears.
In Microsoft Office 2007:
1) Open Word.
2) Click on the Windows Logo drop-down menu in the upper left-hand corner of Word.
3) Click on Word Options.
4) In the left column, click on RESOURCES.
5) On the right-hand side of the window, find ABOUT Microsoft Office Word. The version and any service packs will be listed directly underneath.
In Microsoft Office 2010:
1) Open Word or any other Office Program.
2) On the FILE menu, choose HELP.
3) Under 'About Microsoft Word.' Click on 'Additional Version and Copyright Information.'
4) You'll find the Office 2010 Version and Service Pack information at the top of the new window which appears.
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In Microsoft Office 2013:
1) Open Word or any other Office Program.
2) On the FILE menu, choose ACCOUNT.
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3) Under 'Product Information,'click on 'ABOUT WORD' (Or whichever Office Product you opened.).
4) You'll find the Office 2013 Version at the top of the new window which appears. You have service pack 1 if the version is higher than 15.0.4569.1506.