Microsoft has announced in a support document that Office for Mac 2011 will not be supported under macOS 10.13 High Sierra. It doesn’t go as far as to say the software will not work, but hints.

Following the last month, the latest operating system has caused some compatibility and stability issues with Adobe Photoshop and Microsoft Office 2016 for Mac that both companies are working to resolve. A growing number of users on Adobe's support community claim that Photoshop CC crashes when attempting to print projects after updating to macOS Sierra.

Doug Thomson, for example, is, while some other Epson and Canon printer models appear to be affected. Installed macOS Sierra and now Photoshop 15.5.1 crashes when attempting to print. Print dialogue opens and settings can be modified, but when attempting to print Photoshop crashes perhaps 9 out of 10 attempts. Most frustrating.

I'm printing to an Epson 7890, but I have seen the same issue cited for Canon. Adobe support told me that Photoshop has not been tested on Sierra, but in reality Adobe has had Sierra for months and have even published known issues. I pay a ton of money for this thing to work and this nonsense from support is very annoying.Adobe has since acknowledged the issue in a, noting that Photoshop CC version 2015.5 or earlier may crash while printing to some printers from Macs running macOS Sierra. Adobe said its engineers are working on a solution for a future update to Photoshop CC, as by Adobe product manager Pete Green. We're working on it from our end, watch this thread for more: — Pete Green (@_petegreen) Adobe recommends users make sure their printer driver is up-to-date. 'Just updating the driver may not work,' said Adobe, adding that users 'need to delete the driver, delete the printer, install the latest driver then install the printer.' Adobe points towards an Apple support document on.

If all else fails, Adobe recommends users print from Photoshop Lightroom in the meantime. Separately, Microsoft has acknowledged that Office 2016 for Mac closes unexpectedly, or crashes, for some macOS Sierra users. The company's engineers are working with Apple to investigate and resolve the issue. MacRumors reader Adam C. Emailed us about his problems on macOS Sierra: Office for Mac is causing me heaps of trouble. Computer hangs, and I can't even force quit the applications. Have to rudely switch off computer and restart.Until a fix is released, a new suggests turning off 'Auto Proxy Discovery' or 'Automatic Proxy Configuration' as a possible workaround, if allowed by your personal or organization's network configuration.

Decision tree for excel mac. Sometime I get nice files, other times, I get output with mixed width columns, numbers as text with leading spaces and assorted data parsing that can be frustrating to recombine. But not always. With mixes of =Left, =Mid and =Right along with the =Trim command I have been successful a large percent of the time.

I wanted to add: a few years ago when computers were more fun and not as much serious work oriented I updated everything on day 1. I still do that for iOS since my iOS devices are extension of my computer not mission critical devices in themselves.

But for my Mac, my uses are more advanced and I use several advanced apps and apps to modify OS X such as: * Bartender * Moom * Flux * Office 2016 * Scrivener. * Adobe PS/LR until a few months ago (may reinstate my subscription) The more advanced your uses are, the more sensitive you are to updates. It would be a huge headache if any of my systems or workflows stopped working, so I've stared holding off. I wanted until 10.10.3 to jump from Mavericks, waited for app updates for El Capitan, and I plan to stay on 10.11.6 until at least 10.12.2. I know no body cares, but what's a tech forum for other than to discuss tech thoughts!:P.