Please open the file from within Office apps directly instead. Office app Preferences> Save> option "Turn on AutoSave by default" is enabled.Įnable the Use Office applications to sync Office files that I open feature in OneDrive preferences Troubleshooting steps tried with no avail:
#MAC MICROSOFT WORD IS NOT WORKING FOR MAC#
In the meantime, to help all community members reading the updates and communicate more conveniently, we will lock the sub-thread here with a summary of the issue here:Īfter syncing the files to the OneDrive for Mac sync client, when the user open the files in the OneDrive sync folder, the Auto-Save option isn’t turned on. We have set a primary thread for this topic, and we will keep monitoring this and post back any updates there. We also find multiple threads mentioning the same issue. My Word version number is 16.57 (22011101)įrom our internal resource, we find the related team is aware of this problem and working on it. Opening a OneDrive document does still not have AutoSave enabled. * Once complete conversation about this topic, kindly Mark and Vote any replies to benefit others reading this thread.ġ) checked that "Turn on AutoSave by default" is enabledĢ) moved the library container to desktop and restarted the Mac Open the Word app> Click on the Word in the Menu bar> About Word.Ĭhitrahaas - * Beware of scammers posting fake support numbers here.
If still not, please share the version of the Word app used at your end. Quit the Word app> Open the Finder> Click on Command + Shift + G> Enter ~/Library/Containers> Scroll to Microsoft Word> Move to Desktop location> Restart your Mac and re-open the Word documents from your OneDrive to see whether the AutoSave is enabled.
If the option is enabled and having a problem, you can try the following before installing the Word app: Per the description shared, I understand the problem facing at your end and since the problem is only with the Word app, I request you check whether the following option is enabled in the Word Preferences: Open the Word app> Click on the Word in the Menu bar> Preferences> Save> Check whether the option "Turn on AutoSave by default" is enabled. (You can get transpose if you use the Home tab's Paste ribbon pull-down but I'm trying to avoid mousing.) I might have to make a macro for it.Sorry for the trouble caused at your end. I still haven't found a way to make a transpose tool bar shortcut, although I read in another forum that Cmd-E is supposed to paste->transpose, but it doesn't for me. Therefore, the above may or may not work for you. I checked it and the shortcuts continue to work and hovering over an icon displays what function it's supposed to perform. So I exited Excel 2011 and went back in and all the shortcuts are again working and "Show ScreenTips for toolbar commands" is un-checked. (However the Edit menu does show that Cmd+C does "copy to scrapbook".) And after more experimentation no matter if I check or un-check "Show ScreenTips for toolbar commands" I can't get Cmd-C to copy. I went back in and checked "Show ScreenTips for toolbar commands" and Cmd-C started working again. Now as I wrote this posting I found out that Cmd-C stopped working again. Once I UNchecked that box the shortcuts started working again (after "OK" dismissing the window) and the shortcut keys were displayed in the menus.īTW, " Show shortcut keys in ScreenTips" is checked for me. (That setting is supposed to show what an icon is supposed to do if you hover the mouse-pointer over it.) In the window that appears the Toolbars and Menus "tab" is displayed (for me).Ĭheck or un-check "Show ScreenTips for toolbar commands". I had flakey results: go to menu View -> Toolbars -> Customize Toolbars and Menus. (In addition, selecting an area and hitting Cmd-C did not display the crawling-ants indication around the selection.) I found the problem using Excel with Office 2011, but it may apply to Word too.)Ĭmd-C, Cmd-V, Cmd-X and maybe others stopped working and the shortcuts weren't displayed in the menu after I was messing around trying to add Paste->Transpose to the tool bar.
[Note: I'm using Cmd- the same as Cmd+ as you don't actually type the hyphen or plus, and Cmd is the "command" keyboard key.
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