Microsoft is currently the worldʼs largest company. Too bad it doesn't know what a semicolon is.
Those are two names displayed in Outlook. But they might as well be four.
If your computer is not able to run the latest version of macOS, and a program you bought through the App Store has a new version, the App Store program will helpfully allow you to download the latest version of that program in question that will run on your version of macOS.
Except that it doesnʼt work.
In the video above, you can see that I would like to update Microsoft Outlook on my Early 2015 MacBook. When I click Update, the App Store offers the sentence fragment “Download an older version of Microsoft Outlook?” But clicking Download does nothing.
…Now select “Hyperlink” … No, the other “Hyperlink” … No, the one with the control decoration indicating … No, the other one … No, just mouse over “Hyperlink” … No, the other one …
This is why Iʼm reluctant to help people through their Microsoft woes.
Microsoft Outlook is telling me that there is a problem with Microsoft Word. I guess itʼs well-intentioned, but snitches get stitches.
Microsoft Office is so poorly programmed that even Microsoftʼs error reporting daemon crashes.
According to Microsoft Outlook, I replied to this message 72 minutes before I received it.
Itʼs not a Daylight Savings Time issue, or it would be just 60 minutes different.
Also, it would be nice if Microsoft Office would pick one date format and stick with it.