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Microsoft Office 2008 installer still requires Rosetta, meaning Office 2011 is the only version of Office that will be able to run on Lion. Combine that with r
by guptaneil 16y ago
Microsoft Office 2008 installer still requires Rosetta, meaning Office 2011 is the only version of Office that will be able to run on Lion.
Combine that with requiring CS5, and Lion will be a very expensive upgrade for many people.
- adsr 16y agoNo it doesn't, I have it installed here and I don't have Rosetta. System requirements on the box says nothing about Rosetta and there's a big Universal binary icon on it as well. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Office_2008_for_Mac#Release http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Office_2008_for_Mac#R...
- guptaneil 16y agoThe application itself is a universal binary, but the installer requires Rosetta. It auto-installs Rosetta when you run the Office installer, unless you installed using Terminal (http://www.mactalk.com.au/11/72330-install-microsoft-office-2008-snow-leopard-without-rosetta.html http://www.mactalk.com.au/11/72330-install-microsoft-office-...) If you didn't use Terminal to install Office, then you must have either upgraded Snow Leopard instead of doing a clean install, which would allow you to use Office without running the installer again, or you have Rosetta installed without realizing it.
- adsr 16y agoYes, I'm absolutely sure that I don't have Rosetta. It seems like an oversight on Microsofts part to require it for a universal binary, 3 years after PPC was continued.