R
rwheeler
Version: 2008
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
Processor: Intel
I have Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac and have installed the latest update (Version 12.2.1). At some point recently I noticed that I could not click inside a cell to add or edit text within a cell. In Windows you can enter a cell to edit it by pressing the F2 button.
I went into Excel Preferences and checked to make sure that the "Edit Directly in Cell" box was checked--tried checking and unchecking it several times with no effect.
Also I've noticed that in Microsoft Word Outline view I can't open an outline level to see what's inside it by checking on the "+" symbol to the left of the outline element. Instead I have to click on the "+" symbol in the task bar, which is a major annoyance. I wonder if these two similar problems are related.
This kind of problem, seemingly unresolvable and not mentioned in this forum, is enough to make me sell my Mac and go back to a PC.
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
Processor: Intel
I have Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac and have installed the latest update (Version 12.2.1). At some point recently I noticed that I could not click inside a cell to add or edit text within a cell. In Windows you can enter a cell to edit it by pressing the F2 button.
I went into Excel Preferences and checked to make sure that the "Edit Directly in Cell" box was checked--tried checking and unchecking it several times with no effect.
Also I've noticed that in Microsoft Word Outline view I can't open an outline level to see what's inside it by checking on the "+" symbol to the left of the outline element. Instead I have to click on the "+" symbol in the task bar, which is a major annoyance. I wonder if these two similar problems are related.
This kind of problem, seemingly unresolvable and not mentioned in this forum, is enough to make me sell my Mac and go back to a PC.