Go to the Help menu and choose Check for Updates 3. Then Install Office Updates To get the update: 1. Install Mac OS X updates first: To get Mac OS updates, go to the App store on your dock, and then click the Updates button to reveal available updates. Install Mac OS X updates followed by Office updates. INSTALL UPDATES Make sure your Mac has a working internet connection before checking for updates. If your Mac is managed by an IT department, have them install updates. You should have version 16.19 If you have any other version, please install updates, then test again. A dialog will display showing the Office version. Bluestacks for mac download 2016 windows 10.

Please go to the Word menu in Microsoft Word and choose About Word. Hi William, To me, it looks like you updated Mac OSX to Mojave but you kept Office in an updated state. In Office 2012 commands added to the toolbar looked exactly as they do in the Ribbon. I am able to add some commands to the toolbar but many of them do not show the familiar icon for the command but instead appear as empty circles with no label.

In addition, the instruction are for Office 2016 and have not been updated for Office 2019. The instructions you reference do not say customizing the Quick Access Toolbar can only be done for Office 365. I have Office 2019, not 365, but am trying to customize the Quick Access Toolbar NOT the Ribbon. How do I get commands from the Ribbon into the Toolbar and have them look the same way they do in the Ribbon? And not all the commands shown in Ribbon are available through Preferences. In fact, it usually produces no menu at all. Also, right-clicking on a command in the ribbon does not produce a menu that includes the option to add to the toolbar. In previous versions they have always had the same images as in the ribbon.

When I customize the toolbar for Office 2019 for Mac (OS 10.13.6) using Ribbon & Toolbar under Preferences the images for some of the commands do not show up.

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