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Hi All

I have just installed v8 of Crossover for Mac on a clean Snow Leopard build. It installs no problem.

Then try installing Office 2007 Enterprise (Partner Pack). Crossover picks it up and the install seems to work correctly. Then try and open outlook and get the messaging saying that it is not installed for the current user.

Is there a fix for this? It is not like it was working previously - new install, so no old reg files to use to fix.

Cheers

bump anyone?

It's fairly important to me this one, on the decission making process of buying the product. I have a license for O2k7, so for me to get office runnning on a mac is cheaper for me to buy Crossover.

However if its an issue and will not work, then I'm better off putting the money into an O2k8 for Mac purchase.

Hi,

As it says on pages around here, the forums aren't the official support
mechanism -- the support ticket system is. If you need an answer to something
like this quickly, please send the query to info@codeweavers.com and they will
get back to you asap.

Cheers!

PS: have you checked the Office 2007 pages for clues?

http://www.codeweavers.com/compatibility/browse/group/?app_parent=1911;

I'm wondering if it's something to do with the Enterprise (Partner Pack). The version of Office that I'm on is the Enterprise version, but we're an Enterprise customer and it seems to install just like the regular version that I own for home.

The error message that you mentioned is covered in the Tips, but it sounds like you've never gotten it to work in the first place so there's no "rolling" it back.

I'd suggest you follow Don's advice and email info@codeweavers.com for assistance as I'm not too sure how many people here even have an Enterprise (Partner Pack) they could try to recreate your problem.

I'm thinking there shouldn't be that much of a difference - its just a different license for the same product (Enterprise edition). I'm going to give it a try with just a standard Outlook 2007 and see if that works.

I've also sent an email off but have not heard anything yet.

Not that it helps much but I installed Microsoft Office (didn't put in my keys) on a MacBook 10.6.2 and Crossover 8.0.1 and was able to crank up Outlook, Excel and Powerpoint without any problems other than it nagging me to enter my license key.

I didn't try anything other than basic functionality and I didn't connect to my Exchange server because I don't trust Outlook enough not to screw up my real calendar and stuff :).

Hi, did you get a answer for this, i have a new mac, new Ultimate Office 2007 and I'm having the same problem with all the applications except Word (Excel, Outlook, Publisher...)