I have MacOS High Sierra. The version that came out after that (can't remember the name) totally locked up my vintage machine and the Mac people had to re-install High Sierra. Will this new version do the same thing?
I'm getting the same messages from MS. Evidently, they support only the last 3 releases of MacOS, so each time a new one comes out, they drop support for the oldest. So now Big Sur is out, so High Sierra's got to go. Office will continue to work - it just won't receive updates. I believe the most recent version of MacOS to now have MS Office support is Mojave. If I really needed MS Office (which I don't - LibreOffice does everything I need), I'd either a) not worry about updates and ignore the messages from MS, or b) upgrade to Mojave. I will not try Catalina again - it just doesn't sit well with this computer (mid-2014 MacBook Pro Retina). I don't know if there's any reason to believe that Big Sur would be any better.I agree that High Sierra works well, but I am getting messages from MS that I need to upgrade my OS to upgrade my MS Office version for the latest security updates, fixes and improvements. I have a MacBook Air, 13", 2012. It's slow for online work, but everything else works just fine.
Thanks, I think I'll just keep what I have and get through it. Mac calls my machine "vintage" but it does it's job. The problem is Mac makes their computers too well!
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