The new version of Microsoft Office 2016 MACOSX has been recently released and added a lot of features, including the support of the Microsoft The appearance of Microsoft Office 2016 Mac license Key does not change much, and to a large extent its environment is similar to the 2013 version.

I have an iMac 5K late 2014 and my wife has a MacBook Pro late 2011. Both have MS Office 2011 installed and I upgraded both computers to MacOS Sierra.

On my iMac MS Office 2011 fired up with no problems. On the MacBook Pro Office experienced several glitches. In fact every application on the MacBook Pro was sluggish; some were almost non responsive.

After sitting overnight, however, everything returned to normal. Apparently when you upgrade to Sierra, the new version of Photos spends a lot of time and processing power indexing the photos. Once that is complete the notebook returned to normal and Office is working with no problems. Apparently the difference between computers stems from the fast processor and Fusion Drive on the iMac and a much slower process and HDD on the MacBook Pro. Microsoft support said that support for MS Office 2011 has not ended. So it is supported on macOS Sierra.

I have upgraded to Sierra and Office continues to work but there are now some weird quirks that are bothersome. To open a file for Word I have to double click in the Office finder windows (didn't have to previously) (NOTE: in Apples Finder and all other apps I only have to click once) and then despite my file selection at the bottom of the finder window being set to show 'all files' the open button is greyed out. This can only be made active by clicking on the 'all files' and selecting any option even 'all files' again to which the open button becomes accessible and you can open the desired file. MS released an update last week which did not address my issues. Apple Footer • This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums.

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