Nope, we know they working on it according to some folks on Reddit on the r/Kindle but target date still this year.
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I have all of the MS Office suite installed via the App Store accept for OneDrive which was installed directly from them. If you need to run the Microsoft AutoUpdate app, you should be able to find it here:
/Library/Application Support/Microsoft/MAU2.0/Microsoft AutoUpdate.app
I made an Alias to it and then copied it to an Office folder I created for all of the Office apps.
Teams, though, DOES have the ability to update itself within the app.
You can also invoke autoupdate from within each Office app under >Help>Check for Updates
I definitely don't have that, I just checked both Library folders (my user one and the system one) and it's not there, idk lol
Then you may have the App Store versions.
Have you checked the Help menu in the apps to see if there is a Check for Updates menu item? try that to invoke the updater. You don't need to run it independantly.
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If you run check for updates. (>Help>Check for Updates) from any office app, it should run the updater and that will check and update all of the apps.
I don't know what Microsoft is doing. The OneDrive release notes state that OneDrive version 22.077.0410.0007 is a universal app, yet that version in the App Store was Intel only. Microsoft just updated the App Store to version 22.089.0426.0003 and shocker, it's still Intel only. That's 3 months after the OneDrive Apple Silicon App went live for GA. 22.089.0426.0003 isn't even available as stand alone yet and there's no release notes for it.
OneDrive is the only constantly running App that's Intel only on my Mac.
Can you just install the stand alone version of OneDrive on top of the App Store version and vice-versa?
OneDrive is the only constantly running App that's Intel only on my Mac.
Can you just install the stand alone version of OneDrive on top of the App Store version and vice-versa?
You can get the silicone version from the link below:
OneDrive release notes - Microsoft Support
Learn about the latest feature updates and bug fixes for the OneDrive sync app across all devices.
I just installed over the intel version and it upgraded to silicone version with no issues
yes, the version directly from Microsoft was updated to AS a few weeks ago, but the version in the App Store still still stuck on Intel. That is the weird thing.You can get the silicone version from the link below:
OneDrive release notes - Microsoft Support
Learn about the latest feature updates and bug fixes for the OneDrive sync app across all devices.support.microsoft.com
I just installed over the intel version and it upgraded to silicone version with no issues
Yes, not sure why they are not in synch, but i never use the app store version. I always use the standalone version. It autoupdates with no issues, and usually before the app store.
It’s so confusing with all the variants and versions.
Only consistent point is the MAU.
If you use Office, OneDrive, Teams, MS Edge it’s the best way to go with MAU.
Because it Updates all of it.
With the macOS App Store you don’t get Edge and Teams. You don’t get OneDrive m1 silicon version,…
Only consistent point is the MAU.
If you use Office, OneDrive, Teams, MS Edge it’s the best way to go with MAU.
Because it Updates all of it.
With the macOS App Store you don’t get Edge and Teams. You don’t get OneDrive m1 silicon version,…
Really? Within macOS App Store you get the m1 silicon version? Can you tell me the version number?
I think so... In my opinion it must be something with update issues/conflicts and messing all data?! Tried to change to standalone silicon version and had to do a lot of manual stuff to change it back to work.
That would be a big mess, if they would put it in 'go live' mode for MAS.
Within MAU (Microsoft Autoupdate) it is the same for the Mac. No Universal version for OneDrive.
You only get OneDrive Universal (m1 silicon version) when downloading the standalone version.
That's surprising. Any reason why you don't just install the standalone version? I find Microsoft on MAS to be slow rollout vs. the standalone options.