1. Changing Language In Office For Mac
2. Scrolling In Office For Mac Is Slow Insider
3. How To Create A Chart In Office For Mac

• Click on Menu System Preferences. • Now select Security & Privacy.

> AutoCorrect options don't slow down scrolling, I don't think. > Reinstalling Word/Office almost never ever works for anything on the > Mac--bookmark this page for future MacWord troubleshooting: > > (By the way, if this is a trial version, or if a trial version came with > your new computer, that Test Drive needs to be removed before installing > the real version) > > Using Draft View is something that could speed it up. > > However--you should repost in the Mac group.

Feb 08, 2018  I'm running Office 16.16.2 on MacBookPro (Early 2015 model, Core i5 2.9GHz, 16GB ram), on MacOS Majave (10.14). Excel for Mac in painfully slow in Page Layout mode. Jul 21, 2016  How can I stop slow and jerky scrolling in excel in Office Mac 2011? I have a 2 year old Macbook Pro with max RAM running most recent LION, and most recent MAC OFFICE versions (14.3.3). My Excel scrolling problem makes Excel unusable on my Mac. Start the Office for Mac program, and then test to see if the document still opens slowly. Add-ins for Office programs Some add-ins may cause Office programs to slow down when you open or close a document.

It is awful for productivity and frankly for mindshare regarding OpenOffice adoption. Thanks for listening. Contrary to the implications in the early replies to the original posting, OpenOffice is scrolling at a different speed than the system settings. Or, put another way, OpenOffice is not using the system's scroll speed settings. All of my applications, except for OpenOffice, scroll at the same fast speed.

• Head over to Menu. • Click System Preferences Energy Saver.

Any files to update or any switches I can turn off? My recommendation, having worked with an oppressive proxy server, is to add the URLs in Paul Bowden's document (that linked to) to your proxy configuration. If it wasn't clear Paul is the head of Office for Mac at Microsoft. He's also been very generous with his time and information, and if something in that document isn't correct we can engage with him on Slack to discuss/correct it.

I printed as PDF and the scrolling speed vastly improved, but my file size was then 40 MB. Applying a Quartz filter is not really an option, because the 'smaller file size' results in one that is pretty unreadable. Another tangental complaint is the fact that custom quartz filters no longer appear in Preview's drop-down menu. You have to open the document with the Colour Sync Utility in the Utilities folder. This hasn't helped much, but at least there's a solution available to you (even if it's not exactly ideal).

Feature to produce a different pdf of the same file. It didn't work. Just as SCLR46 said, 'Save to PDF' did the trick, with the caveat that yes, it did turn what had been a 1.6 MB file into a 5.8 MB one. But this tradeoff is worth it to me (for certain files, anyway). In the past I have found third-party batching programs extremely useful for automating lots of tasks. WinBatch for Windows is the best batching program I have ever used - it easily has my vote for the best of all time. A pretty good one for the Mac called QuicKeys used to be available, until its developer dropped the ball a few felines ago.

Open the FONTS (REMOVED) folder and find the MICROSOFT folder. Drag this back into your FONTS folderit will proceed to copy over. A copy will remain in FONTS (REMOVED) and a new copy will be formed in FONTS. 8) Finally, for good measure use Disk Utility to repair disk permissions and then restart. This processed worked on my brand new Macbook Pro running Mountain Lion, as well as my wife's 2 year old Macbook Pro running Mountain Lion.

Hello everybody! Since the beginning I've noticed that the copy-paste operations between excel windows took a too much long time (it appears the rainbow circle thinking), even if it is a 2 cells copy-paste. But I could handle with that. I normally work with really big Excel spreadsheets 7000rowsx60columns. The first time I used a big spreadsheet I noticed too much slowness: really slow to move between columns, not fluid when moving the windows or scrolling down in the rows, reeeealllly slow when using filters: it could take even 8-9 seconds to apply a filter!!! Is it possible?

But in a few months another option might be to try NeoOffice 3.0. The Early Access Program, which requires a donation, will begin January 15, and it will be available for free beginning March 31. NeoOffice 3.0 will use the OpenOffice.org 3.0 code as a base, but will use their own code to make it Mac native, so that might (or might not) improve the speed issues.

Scrolling down a > document with either the mouse wheel or the sidebar has been very slow (it > is interrupted every few seconds as if the machine is making some kind of > check or update). I tried a few things: kept the autocorrect options at a > minimum, changed the settings on my end note program so that references are > checked only every hour, and re-installed word --> continue to have same > problem. Any other suggestions? > > Thanks > > David. Thanks, I reposted in google groups. Will try updating, although I think it did that during installation.

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To see if the protocols are causing this issue, follow these steps: • Head over to the Go menu and click Utilities. • Start the Directory Access program.

Openoffice just blames it on Windows 7 (and newer versions) instead of fixing it.

Digging deeper, Office 2016 does not install any fonts to the system fonts folder. It's fonts are included in a resource folder inside each Office app. So, for example, if you create a Word doc using MS provided fonts then import into Pages, you'll get an error that that font is unavailable and will be substituted.

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I have been noticing the same issue over the last few days and started to look into. My fast beta is now on versions of 16.10 but the worst bit is the Public release version has just gone from 15.41 (no issues) to 16.9 (unusable) a few days ago. I have been away for the last month so not been feeding back but can't believe no one else has about this. I have had 2 clients call me today on this very issue.

Liannegaunt wrote: I just downloaded the LAN speed test from totusoft on both machines and then chose shared folders on each of the three machines and compared the results. For those interested: (just don't be an idiot like me and keep scrolling if you want the mac version). I'll run the same tests on my network tomorrow and post the results. We're running Windows 2012 R2 servers, and almost all of my clients are Yosemite (10.10), but some are Mavericks (10.9) and a very small number are El Capitan (10.11). So I ran the same tests as you and I got: Windows 2012 R2 server, everything connected at Gigabit speeds, and I used a 200mb test file. Mac -> Server Write: 22.29Mbps (2.85MB/s) Read: 308.25Mbps (38.53MB/s) Win -> Server Write 73.14Mbps ( 9.14MB/s) Read 2,052.19Mps (256.52MB/s) So then I followed the instruction and got these results: Mac -> Server Write: 29.08Mbps (3.64MB/s) Read: 320.72Mbps (40.09MB/s) Win -> Server Write 44.75Mbps (5.59MB/s) Read 1,890.04Mps (236.55MB/s) So the changes made my windows speeds a lot slower and increased mac access by a marginal amount.

Update: It's now possible! See the answer from user3076530 on this page. It appears that this is currently not possible. From the Excel user requests forum shows an official Microsoft response indicating that there is no such preference. Documents some unsuccessful efforts to apply solutions that achieve this on Windows, and to search for undocumented plist options that might change the behavior.

Since we use Suitcase for font management I simply loaded them in with our standard font set through Suitcase, but if you don't use Suitcase make sure they are in one of the appropirate Mac OS font folders so that they load at startup then reboot your computer and give Office another try. Hope this is helpful to someone. Hoho this made me laugh. There isn't a 'Microsoft Knows Best' switch as such, what I meant by that was all the Preferences that do things automatically. These can be a huge drain on resource, because the program is constantly looking for things to improve or check. In other words go to preferences and turn of everything that probably uses the word 'Automatically.(do something)'. As further update on my post, I did get to the root cause of the problem, and although the above helped eventually I got the problem back so the above isn't the solution.

2013 has fast scroll and gets the formatting right. What I don't have is a Mac with a fast graphics card and graphics RAM. Where can i buy eco for mac.

As I have suggested before, file a bug report and post the issue number to this thread so people with problem can vote/comment on the issue. Nobody on this thread has reported an issue #. If the problem isn't filed as an issue, the developers will not know about the alleged problem and it will, therefore, not get looked at and fixed.

It's 2016, we can't run Word from a floppy disk anymore. Modern operating systems and applications are going to access the internet, breaking them with a bad proxy configuration isn't security.

Also When I copy a cell to paste elsewhere, the rotating (looks diff than normal) dotted line around original cell copied never goes away. I have to pick a cell out of my working area and hit Command-C to move the distracting rotating cell so it does not bug me. Also, I recall right after the, Igot a dialog box saying I needed to rebuild the MS data base.

For Mac users, in Office 2016 for Mac, click the smiley icon in the upper-right corner. Have a feature request?

Changing Language In Office For Mac

In the afternoon my speeds will plummet from 60. I know on the old Appletalk networks we needed to disable spanning tree on the switch but my understanding that since we are not using Appletalk that is no longer an issue. I keep thinking it is a switch/network issue but I'm just not seeing anything. Epoch70 wrote: Are you able to test by plugging a Mac directly to an ethernet port on the server?

Sorry I have no answers as yet. I just did the MS AutoUpdate 3.15.0 (180116602) Recommended 1/16/18 3.7 MB.

• Enter login credentials of an administrator. • Clear any checkboxes that are selected. • Click Apply and then relock the Directory Access program. • Now relaunch Office and re-test it to check if the document opens with a faster speed. • Insufficient Permissions Files open very slow in the Office 365 app due to the lack of adequate privileges provided by the Mac. This can be fixed by using the Repair Disk Permissions feature.

This way you could at least remove one variable, the network in between. If the problem appears you can be sure that switches are not a part of it. Also, I'd look at the speed with Activity Monitor by copying a large file with Finder. Just to make sure the speed testing tool you used is working properly. I will need to wait until the weekend to unplug the mini from the network and try a direct connection from my computer.

So the idea here is if we change (read increase) the memory allocated for LibreOffice operations, we can make LibreOffice run faster. Since the default memory limits the usage, does not utilize the system memory at fullest, even if it is available. Speed up LibreOffice using memory option: To access the memory option, go to the top menu and then go to tools->options. In here, choose the Memory option from left hand side. You will see several options in the right panel for increasing memory allocations. Increase the cache for graphics and objects. You will also see an option of “ enable systrey Quickstarter”.

• Click the Services tab. • Enter login credentials of an administrator. • Clear any checkboxes that are selected. • Click Apply and then relock the Directory Access program.

Scrolling In Office For Mac Is Slow Insider

PS: But why are some MAILBOX sliders very short and hair-triggered, while other MAILBOX sliders are long and easy-going??? My INBOX has a “hair-trigger slider” while my personally created “APPLE mailbox” has a long easy-going slider??? What controls the length/sensitivity of the slider??? I can find NO controls or logic associated with these SLIDERS. 9/28/12 @ 6:19 am Thanks Gary!!!! I do have the expanded keyboard so I can use both ideas in Gary’s “SUGGESTION 2”.

That was not the exact words and what I saw did not look like the normal wording for that task to request.I have been making a lot of changes to various very large and detailed spread sheets for days since the bug. I sure hope I do not loose all that. It 'seems' to take and stay.

Perhaps for a Logitech-mouse it's also related to the precise configuration in the 'logitech control center' pref-pane. Also, I can confirm what another user is experiencing - sometimes when you scroll away from cursor the screen jumps back to cursor position for no reason. I think this may be related to the autosave because if I scroll the view away from cursor and Command-S, the view will return to cursor location. I would also like to point out that this thread alone is nearing 2000 views.

When double-click speed is slower, you can press the trackpad as long a three seconds apart and still activate the feature. When it is faster, you'll have to press the trackpad twice immediately in order to activate it.

• Now click the Privacy tab. • Select Accessibility from the menu on the left menu.

• Now uncheck Automatic Graphics Switching. • Erase Duplicate Fonts Sometimes, duplicate fonts can also cause Office 365 to run very slow on the computer. Resolve this issue to get rid of this sluggishness in Office 365 on Mac. • Open the Font Book application. • Under Edit, select Look for Enabled Duplicates. • Delete any duplicates that are detected. • Disable third-party apps You can also make Office 365 perform a lot faster on Mac by disabling any third-party apps that control the system.

Hopefully someone else will also have ideas, but I'm wondering if Preview is waiting on the disk, is chewing up the CPU or just sitting there but not showing anything. If you send it to the end of the file does it go there instantly or does it hang up? I'd suggesting loading Activity Monitor and sorting by CPU usage, along with displaying disk activity at the bottom and see which one (if either) appears to be where Preview is concentrating while it's hung up. It might relate to the preference file (weird things sometimes hit there), but I suspect you could eliminate that if you temporarily created another user account and opened up a problem PDF there. That way you could see if the problem seems linked to the account. If it does, you could try deleting the Preview plist file in your user Library folder (Preview should recreate it if it's missing).

The file has got just text and a few diagrams, It's university book to learn how to program in java, it's not scanned. The desktop pc i mentioned before is not an imac, it has windows installed. In adition my 2 week old macbook pro has Intel Core i5 2.4GHz and 4GB of ram. It has OS X 10.7.3 installed.

Office 2004 for Mac was Microsoft's 1st attempt to get their products across to the Macintosh. To have all the features from Windows still working for the Mac (I guess) they had to work around some issues, especially since Apple was using PowerPC processors, they had to ensure compatibility with those as well, making their 1st product a rather slow one. Now though Office 2011 for Mac and Office 2010 for Windows (which are literally the same but for different OS) starts as quickly on Mac OS X Lion as it on Windows 7. As Wheat points out, Microsoft was one of the first Mac developers (though some details were incorrect); their Mac spreadsheet, which predated Excel, was called Multiplan, and was one of the very first Mac programs available in 1984. Word 1 for the Mac followed in 1985.

Have you posted a bug report to OO.o? That is the only way that developers will know that some people are having a problem. I suggested this in an earlier post of mine. Here again is a link to the tutorial on how to report bugs. Also, scrolling is ok in NeoOffice 3.1. I've got two Writers - one from NeoOffice and one from standard OpenOffice side by side. And there's clear difference in scrolling speed.

Try this method and check if it works for you, any updates please let me know, I'm glad to help and follow up your reply. Regards, Emi Zhang TechNet Community Support Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help, and unmark the answers if they provide no help. If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact. Hi JimBeacon, Based on your description, I suggest you try to disable the Typing Animation Feature in Office.

How To Create A Chart In Office For Mac

Install Mac OS X updates followed by Office updates. Mac OS X updates: To get Mac OS updates, go to the App store on your dock, and then click the Updates button to reveal available updates. Office Updates To get the update: 1.