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Can you get MS Office 2004 working with OS X 10.8.2? I just updated to the newest OS and now when I try to open Office apps its says PowerPC apps are no longer supported. Any ideas on how to resolve?

an you get MS Office 2004 working with OS X 10.8.2? I just updated to the newest OS and now when I try to open Office apps its says PowerPC apps are no longer supported. Any ideas on how to resolve?

iMac, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.2)

Posted on Nov 22, 2012 12:10 PM

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Posted on Nov 22, 2012 12:12 PM

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Office 2004 isn't supported on Mountain Lion. You can upgrade to Office 2011, buy iWork applications in the App Store or use LibreOffice

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May 3, 2013 10:47 PM in response to andyg11

I have several MS Word files that I cannot open because 10.8.3 can't support PowerPC apps. So I email them to myself and try to open it from the sent email. It asks me to "choose and applicaiton", so I choose Pages. Then I save this file back to my computer and I have that file now under Pages and I trash the MS Word file.

May 3, 2013 11:57 PM in response to Nic Rocs

Nic Rocs wrote:


I have several MS Word files that I cannot open because 10.8.3 can't support PowerPC apps. So I email them to myself and try to open it from the sent email. It asks me to "choose and applicaiton", so I choose Pages. Then I save this file back to my computer and I have that file now under Pages and I trash the MS Word file.

Just choose one MS Word doc. and go to Get Info and change it to open with Pages and then click 'Change All' and all your word docs will open with pages.


Cheers


Pete

Can you get MS Office 2004 working with OS X 10.8.2? I just updated to the newest OS and now when I try to open Office apps its says PowerPC apps are no longer supported. Any ideas on how to resolve?

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