Microsoft today released Office for Mac 2011, the seemingly neglected Apple Mac OS X-based version of the company's productivity suite. This release may seem like a time warp for current users of the ...

Microsoft is releasing an update for Office for Mac 2011 to bring Retina display support. Microsoft is releasing an update for Office for Mac 2011 to bring Retina display support. is a senior editor ...

Microsoft today announced that Office for Mac 2011 is now officially available, offering consumers a number of new features in the company's flagship productivity suite. According to Wilfrid, ...

The latest Mac version of the Office productivity suite will be available in October, Microsoft has confirmed. The company has also said it will provide free upgrades to Office for Mac 2011 for ...

Microsoft releases a minor update to Office for Mac 2011, but there's no word on when the next version will be available. Mary Jo Foley has covered the tech industry for 30 years for a variety of ...

Microsoft originally released Service Pack 2 for Office for Mac 2011 over a week ago, but pulled the update when some users reported issues. Microsoft announced today that the Office for Mac 2011 SP2 ...

Microsoft officials admitted on September 28 that a leak earlier this month was correct and that Office for Mac 2011 will be available for purchase starting October 26. Those interested in buying the ...

[Editor’s note: This is a review of the final, shipping version of Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac. The software was provided to Macworld by Microsoft in advance of the suite’s general release.] Outlook ...

A security vulnerability exits in the way that folder permissions are set in certain Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac 14.2 installations. This update resolves that vulnerability. This update fixes an ...

Microsoft is launching Office for Mac 2011 in October in three flavors, company officials said on August 2. "For better alignment across platforms, the Office 2011 pricing and edition options map ...

However, I am also a DOS/Windows baby and there are certain things you just can’t do on a Mac. This has always been true. For Windows XP through Windows 7 my solution has been the Parallels desktop.