Fingerprint access for computers. • Choose Apple () menu > System Preferences. • Click the plus sign to add a fingerprint, then type your user account password when prompted. • Click Touch ID.

The only way I was able to get around the problem was to turn off the automatic backup file feature in Word 2010 while working in that document. • Click the File tab of the ribbon and then click Options. • Click Advanced at the left side of the dialog box. • Scroll down to the Save section and make sure the Always Create Backup Copy check box is NOT selected. • Optionally, also NOT select the Allow Background Saves check box.

We can check this on, by inputting our CPU model in the search box. On the results, we just need to check the Features.

• Save the document from your text editor. • Open the.xml document in Word. • Choose 'Save as.' And save it as a.doc or.docx file. Your Word document can now be edited normally. Mac users: ExtendScript Toolkit works well as a text editor in this workaround. MS Word has used 128-bit AES encryption so no, there's no easy way to unlock it.

Hi Phillip, thank you very much for your reply. Is there a way to safely transfer my MS Word files made in MS Office for Windows to a Mac USB drive? Unfortunately all of my Word documents prior to Oct. 2016 (1T+) were made on Windows machines.

Microsoft lync app for mac. IWork also includes Numbers, which is Apple's equivalent of Excel, and Keynote, which is comparable to PowerPoint. IWork applications allow you to export your documents to Windows format and open Windows formatted files, such as Word documents, on your Mac. Microsoft Office is also available for Mac, in which case you can open any Office document format. If you haven't bought iWork or Microsoft Office for Mac, you can use Apple's TextEdit application or download a free office software package such as OpenOffice.

For example, a file attribute may be set on the file to make the file 'Read-Only.' To prevent editing of a Microsoft Office Word document, the document may be configured as 'Read-Only.' Using Windows Explorer, however, you can change the file attribute on the Microsoft Word document file to remove the 'Read-Only' property.