Compatibility with Yosemite is hardly enough at this point since Office 2011 seems to work fine in OS X 10.10.x. That said, I’ll probably wait till Office 2016 has been reviewed by a few knowledgeable people and I have an idea whether it’s worth the effort. Of course, using Yosemite on your main system is also risky it, too, is beta software and hardly ready for prime time, despite the fact it’s been out for six months. Testing it with real work is just plain foolish, unless you have backup copies of that work. Remember, this is early days and it’s beta software. I would highly suggest a similar strategy for anyone thinking of taking a look at it.
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I might install Office 2016 on a Yosemite test partition just out of curiosity. Post navigation ← Multiple ways of accessing your user library folder in OS X What programs are forcing the use of your MacBook’s high-power GPU? → This entry was posted in News and tagged Excel, Microsoft, Microsoft Office, Office, Office 2016, Powerpoint, Word on Maby Topher Kessler. You can change this by getting information on an Office document and using the Open With section to set the desired application for handling that document. Therefore, you may inadvertently trigger one Office app to open when you intend a different one. The installation will not overwrite any prior version of Office however, do keep in mind that with multiple versions on your system, you will have more than one official handler for Office document formats. When installed, you will see your new Office Apps as separate applications within your Applications folder, instead of being enclosed in a separate Microsoft Office subdirectory.
Office 2016 will also not touch prior Office installations.
The Office 2016 apps will be directly in your Applications folder, as opposed to a separate Office folder as with prior versions.
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