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*>**Office 2011 isn't 64-bit, and never will be. So it can't run under Catalina*. I use excel and need to share the worksheets with others on a monthly basis. How do the free alternatives work with

I see you’ve already received a response, but just to make sure you understand what Pat was saying, you say you’re on Mojave (note the spelling) 10.14.5, and the Mac App (note the text case) Store

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I would just click OK and then update your system if you want to install iMovie. Pat Sent from my iPad Pro

Hello!? I keep getting an error message on the screen every day when I go to use my iMac. I'm running? Mohave 10.14.5.? The message is from the APP store.? I have tried a few time to delete the

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Unfortunately it does. Just in time to put me off my dinner. ? Regards, Joe joe@...

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[email protected]> wrote: Correct. File Sharing makes a computer act like a NAS. Windows cannot read HFS+ (or APFS) natively, so you need a third party product such as Paragon. (Macs can read NTFS,

Hi Janet Try (on all your devices) turning off the iCloud mail in the appropriate settings for iCloud. I suspect it’s the iCloud attempting to synch the rules which is causing the issues. Sent from

So (to belabor the obvious), if I get a drive caddy and connect it to my iMac’s USB3 port, I can file share with the Windows box and not need the Paragon software on the PC. However, if I hook the

Randy and everyone, Thank you so much for all your help and suggestions. We are both very grateful to this group. Rick

Hi Jim! Yes, that is a great suggestion. However, in the past, I have just let the iMac go to sleep and then it woke up at the first touch of the keyboard without any issues. This is the first time

[email protected]> wrote: If you use File Sharing you don't need the Paragon product, regardless of the Mac drive's file system. Otto

I’m certainly happy that worked for you, but if you have a Mac running the latest versions of Apple’s “Office” type apps and Apple’s current macOS, and the apps cannot find their documents

Thanks to you, Jim Saklad, and Dan Settles for the prompt responses. From what I’ve read and from what Dan indicated, I think I need to make the Windows machine able to read HFS-formatted drives by

Ok folks, problem solved! I’m such a doofus at times. I left the iMac powered up last night and forgot to shut it down. Upon waking, it couldn’t find its’ own files. Just a minute ago, I decided

Hi Folks! Just made an interesting observation . . . I also have a 1st Gen iPad Pro 12.9”. I opened Numbers and it finds and opens all my spreadsheets without any issue. So, for the moment, I can

Hi Otto! Thanks so much for the quick reply. I’ll check these things and see if it helps. I just checked and I have Numbers v.r 6.2 and Pages v.r 8.2 which are the latest ones. They may have changed

Perhaps this will help? <https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210059> Otto [email protected]> wrote: