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You can install previous Mac, or even Windows, operating systems on that second desktop to run 32-bit apps. PCMag recommends downloading Parallels Desktop and VMware Fusion, which are programs that allow users to set up a window that essentially serves as a parallel desktop.
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If you for some reason need to keep using 32-bit apps, you can purchase software that will allow you to continue using older Mac operating systems alongside Catalina.
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However, newer versions may also be free on the manufacturer’s website or you can just find alternatives – for example, you might find Google Docs to be an adequate substitute for Word. In some cases, as with Word, you’ll have to buy the updated product.
Leave a comment below or follow me on Twitter ( for additional posts and information on Office 365.If you want to keep using those apps, it might be worth finding newer, 64-bit versions.
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Actual Archiving using Litigation Hold or In-Place Hold is consistent with the Windows client. Description: Microsoft Office 2007 SP3, Word 2007 SP3, Office 2010 SP1 and SP2, Word 2010 SP1 and SP2, Office for Mac 2011, Office Compatibility Pack SP3. While you can disable “Conversation History” in the 14.0.10 client, IMs can still be saved in the local store which is controlled locally in the Lync client. The “Conversation History” feature added in the 14.0.10 client honors the Client Policies in Lync Online. Check out my previous article for a few key points if your goal is to avoid archiving Lync conversations. Litigation Hold still archives Lync conversations despite the documentation. No real changes here from the Windows client. Aside from the local store, the “Conversation History” functionality is pretty consistent with the Windows client. The 14.0.10 client still has the local save option and unfortunately that setting does not appear to be governed by Lync Online policies for either the 14.0.9 or 14.0.10 clients nor can the setting be controlled locally by the “ Managed Preferences” function. Users/%username%/Documents/Microsoft User Data/Microsoft Lync History/ The Mac client has an option to “Save Conversations Locally” which is separate from the “Conversation History” functionality. This is where the Mac client varies from the Windows Lync client. While the 14.0.9 client does not have the “Conversation History” functionality, the 14.0.10 client added this feature and it does appear to honor these Client Policy settings. Grant-CsClientPolicy -PolicyName Tag:ClientPolicyNoSaveIMNoArchivingĬontradictory to the use of the word “Archiving” in it’s name, this policy has nothing to do with Archiving and is designed to disable the automatic saving of IMs to the “Conversation History” folder (EnableIMAutoArchiving = False) and ability of a user to save IM conversations (DisableSavingIM = False). I assigned the “ClientPolicyNoSaveIMNoArchiving” Client Policy using the following command: I also applied the appropriate Lync Online Client Policies such that Conversation History should be blocked. I used the following two machines in my testing:Īs in my previous article, I tested with both Litigation Hold and In-Place Hold. Would there be a difference in the behavior between the new “Lync for Mac 2011 14.0.10” client and legacy versions? #MICROSOFT OFFICE 2011 FOR MAC 14.4.5 MAC OS X#
In the interest of providing a more complete story about Archiving in Lync Online, I added a couple Mac OS X installs to my lab environment.ĭo the Mac clients honor Lync client policies settings? Certainly a valid question,Īfter all, anyone that has used the Lync client on the Mac knows that it’s quite a bit different than the Lync 2013 client in Windows.Ĭoincidentally, a few days later, Microsoft released an updated Lync client for Mac and in the release notes were specific references to changes in the functionality of Conversation History as well as a mention about Archiving. While I’m not a Mac user, a commenter on that article asked about the behavior on a Mac. In the recent article “ Office 365 – Understanding Archiving in Lync Online“, I spent some time going through the differences between Conversation History and Archiving in Lync Online.
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