With such heavy-handed hinting, such a conclusion is not unreasonable. This has led to speculation that the next big update to Mac OS will be 64-bit only. If you don't update Mac OS past High Sierra 10.13 you can continue to use Office 2011.Īpple has been putting warnings out in recent updates to High Sierra to alert users that they are planning to discontinue 32-bit applications in an upcoming release of Mac OS.Īpple pushing 32-bit app warning live for macOS 10.13.4 as. If you did not purchase an Office 365 subscription you have a permanent license. If you purchased a subscription, you have already been updated
There will be no future updates of any kind unless you were one of the few who purchased an Office 365 subscription that included Office 2011. Official support for Office 2011 ended October 2017. In hindsight, I think the subscription option was the better deal. Those who took advantage of the Office 365 subscription got the upgrades. If you had purchased 2011 by subscription, you would have received regular updates AND upgrades. The subscription option was offered before the end of life of Office 2011. You could have purchased an Office 365 subscription. As long as you don't try to run them in other configurations, they will work just fine. Office 2016 started off as 32-bit and was upgraded to 64-bit in an update.Įach product has published system requirements. Office 2011 is 32-bit and will never be 64-bit. As long as you don't install an unsupported version of Mac OS, Office 2011 will run forever. Your product will work until Apple changes Mac OS X. Office 2011 works on all versions of Mac OS that it was designed to work on plus some new ones.
MICROSOFT OFFICE 2011 MAC WIKI MAC OS X
Office 2011 DOES work in all current versions of Mac OS X up to and including all versions of High Sierra 10.13 issued to date.
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