It hasn't been revised to accommodate anything other than necessary technical requirements to "keep it running" on the last several OS X versions. The former was developed long before 10.11 was pushed out and was on the downward slope of its It is quite expected that certain newer features are not supported by Office 2011 but are supported by Office 2016. This still could be attributable to the OS. I intend to stay with that until Apple comes up with something stable enough to replace it on a long term basis.] To 10.10 because of Office 2016 requiring it. [I skipped Apple's rapid-fire releases of 10.7, 10.8 & 10.9 and only went Since I'm running a different version of OS X there's little more testing I can do & I'm not all that familiar with versions I haven't used. Are you using OS X 10.12.x ? If so, perhaps Apple is responsible, such as it is with the "2 spaces = a period" iOS menace.ĪI: Artificial Intelligence or Automated Idiocy? Please mark Yes/No as to whether a Reply answers your question.Do you have any 3rd party utility programs such as TypeIt4Me, TextExpander, Typenator, etc.?.(I'm using the Retail License package so I can't make that determination, but it doesn't exist here.) If you're using the Office 365 subscription service it's possible that Microsoft Just out of curiosity, go to Tools> AutoCorrect & take a close look at the items on the AutoCorrect pane of that dialog to see if the check box I mentioned happens to be there. Neither of those strings change when using Word Online, either.
I've since retested & confirmed what I stated in my first reply. Or Word 2010, but actually are using Word 2016 for Mac.Īs I wrote previously, though, I had tested in Word 2016 without being able to reproduce what you're reporting. Thanks for that info :-) It indicates that you really aren't using either Word 2011
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