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We suggest using an earlier operating system to download this updater if you choose not to use Microsoft AutoUpdate. Microsoft AutoUpdate continues to provide you with verified secure updates to your machine, and is still the easiest way to get updates to your machine. With the recent change in the Apple operating system 10.8, Microsoft's older updaters do not provide the security handshake needed with Apple's additional security measures. In the dialog box, compare the version number next to Latest Installed Update. For example, open Word, and then on the Word menu, click About Word. Note To verify that you have installed this update, you can open any Microsoft Office 2011 application to check the version number.

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Meanwhile, Hebrew Unicode RTL isn't being supported in Office 2011, Weaks said.

However, he said some beta testers reported that Arabic documents created in an application that does support Unicode RTL will open "correctly" in some Office 2011 applications. Weaks countered that this excuse was "hogwash" and the support problem is the result of Microsoft refusing to support Apple's Cocoa tools. However, at this time, we don’t have any updates on timing. We understand support for RTL languages is needed and it is something we have on our priority list. Due to technology restraints on the text input tools, Office for Mac’s Unicode support doesn’t include languages such as Hebrew and Arabic. Office 2011 relies on the Apple Type Services for Unicode Imaging (ATSUI) as the set of services for rendering Unicode.

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While we will be adding new language support there will not be full right-to-left support for languages such as Arabic and Hebrew. With each version of Office for Mac we have to prioritize updates. According to a recent post by Weaks, Microsoft's excuse is that Mac OS X's Unicode APIs aren't up to the task and he quotes from what appears to be a Mac BU document : This news was a big disappointment to Joe Weaks at Mac Bibliblog. However, Paquin said there will not be "full right-to-left support" for languages such as Arabic and Hebrew. Although more limited and with less languages available (“only” 12), it opened up new possibilities such as language detection which means, if you frequently send mails in different languages, you don’t have to go to your Tools menu to change the language option every time you write in a different language. Since Outlook is using Webkit at its core, it benefited from Apple integrated proofing tools. One application diverges from the others - Outlook.

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He said that developers that make third-party Windows proofing tools will be able to more-easily offer Mac versions, and Microsoft can spread its tools to other languages, starting with Catalan, Czech and Turkish. He said that proofing tools will get a "makeover," since the Mac version will use the same APIs as Office 2010 (our Windows cousins!). The two new additions bring our offering to 13 languages! By 2008 we added Italian, Dutch, Finnish, Danish and Norwegian. I can reveal that we are adding 2 new languages to the Office family – Russian and Polish! We have come a long way since Office 2001 where we only offered 6 languages (English, Japanese, French, German, Spanish, Swedish). On Mac Mojo, the Office for Mac team's blog, International Project Manager Eric Paquin detailed some of the language and tools news: However, Mac language blogers complain that there's still no right-to-left (RTL) Unicode support. The forthcoming Mac version of Microsoft's Office suite will be localized for several more languages as well as pick up improved proofing tools.