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Sep 17, 2016 8:56 AM in response to APPLEALby Tony T1,The workflows are located in: /Library/Automator
(In Finder ⬆⌘G and enter: /Library/Automator)
Find the workflow you do not want and delete it ( or better, move it to another location)
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Sep 18, 2016 6:33 AM in response to APPLEALby Tony T1,★HelpfulLooks like MS Office didn't install the Automator Actions for 2011 since you kept `04 and `11 on your system.
You could try downloading MS Office 2011 for Mac from MS: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/office and then look in the install package with Pacifist: https://www.charlessoft.com/ and look for the Automator Actions in the install package (look for files with the extension .action) and the copy them to /Library/Automator (after you move the `04 actions to another location).
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Sep 18, 2016 7:27 AM in response to APPLEALby VikingOSX,Office 2004 for Mac is incompatible with OS X 10.11.6 because it was compiled for the PowerPC architecture. You should uninstall Office 2004, and 2011 according to Microsoft uninstall guidelines. Then, reinstall Office 2011 for Mac, and apply all updates. Then, you should have Office 2011 for Mac Automator actions available.
If the 2004 uninstaller is compiled, and not a script, then it won't work on El Capitan. You will have to uninstall manually.
- Open Terminal (Launchpad : Other : Terminal)
- Use the following command (blue text only) to locate the Microsoft package for Office 2004
# locate the Microsoft Office 2004 installer package name
$ pkgutil --pkgs | grep -i microsoft
# now list the file paths found in the microsoft Office 2004 package and write to text file
$ pkgutil --files com.microsoft.... > ~/Desktop/mso2004.txt
- Use the Finder to remove the obvious files/folders, and the command-line rm command as a last resort for other obscure files.
