Office 365 for mac backup file to excel file. For those applications AutoRecover files are stored here: /Users/ /Library/Containers/com.microsoft. When AutoSave is turned on AutoRecover files are rarely needed. [PowerPoint or Excel]/Data/Library/Preferences/AutoRecovery • On the Word menu, click Preferences. For more information see. Note: The AutoRecover file location can't be changed in Excel or PowerPoint. This is my mod of dimosgmx's Yosemite (10.10) Disk Utility app with the El Capitan (10.11) diskmanagementd: Please read his statements over there FIRST!! This built (607) is dimosgmx's built 606 ever-so-slightly edited* by me (BugsB) for usage in High Sierra beyond 10.13.3. It thus works in 10.12 - 10.13.6 (not yet tested in Mojave because I don't have it installed). Therefore I bumped CFBundleVersion to 607 and BuildVersion to 19 to differentiate it from dimosgmx's 606/ 18 which was only compatible up to 10.13.3. Unfortunately, Disk Utility in macOS High Sierra doesn’t make that option easy to find. Read on to see where it’s hiding. Now click the Erase tab. Set the format to Mac OS Extended. These are the ways by which you’ll be able to make use of the UNDO Shortcut Key in Excel and the Redo Shortcut Key in Excel. You can use it side-by-side with the default Disk Utility. NOT WORKING (at least not in High Sierra): functions which would invoke a Finder style window, like clicks onto 'New Image', 'Convert', 'Resize Image', 'Image', 'File/ New/.' In case of issues with the default (original/ stock/ vanilla) Disk Utility: run killall diskmanagementd, also supplied in this package. If you have the SIMBL plug-in AFLOAT installed and have not included AppleScript Utility in mySIMBL's blacklist**, you MUST blacklist Disk Utility 13 (607) (see screenshot 'AFLOAT users mySIMBL application blacklist')! Enjoy & Greetings BugsB 2019-01-05 --- * Disk Utility 13 (607).app/Contents/MacOS/loader.sh: Added two instances of: sudo killall diskmanagementd ** in mySIMBL: System Info/ SIMBL application blacklist (because Afloat is NOT fully compatible with Apple Scripts (parts of Disk Utility 13 (60x)) PS: let me know if it also works in Mojave. Include your EXACT version (10.14.0/.1/.2 /.3 BETA etc.) What's New in Version (built 607). Mojave 10.14, doesn't open after osascript execution. I have virtual machine with a version for mojave that i fixed most of the frameworks but it' still not there yet. I did a bit of research and it appears the only way to do it is to mess with DYLD library injection. I had somewhat of a progress and then i got busy with work. I could share that file see if it takes us anywhere. But I am setting up a new machine today with high sierra I will test it further. As a note, if you try to execute it via terminal: dyld: Symbol not found: _OBJC_CLASS_$_NSStatusBarWindow Referenced from: /Users/./Desktop/Disk Utility 13.app/Contents/MacOS/DiskUtility Expected in: /System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework/Versions/C/AppKit in /Users/./Desktop/Disk Utility 13.app/Contents/MacOS/DiskUtility I followed that chain before and I hit a wall. Thats where the DYLD injection comes in. Disk Utility Mojave attempt (not functional) - The loader is renamed and the original binary is used while testing. All the frameworks are from El Capitan, it seems to be the safest way. Edited Sunday at 06:56 PM by dimosgmx. You are welcome. That's good news. I also got your message but reply here for best exposure and open collaboration. Getting closer, partial success: What I did was, copy the DiskManagement.framework from your Disk Utility for Mojave (not there yet).app into Disk Utility 13 (607).app, overwriting the old one (after backing it up). Obviously the volumes in the side bar on the left are now missing. I did some testing back and forth of the folders and files inside DiskManagement.framework: the DiskManagement binary is the 'do-jobby' here and thus the ONLY culprit file to fix, at least for High Sierrra. I see both binaries have the exact same byte count, so I compared them with Hex Fiend: there is 66 differences (most just one or a few bytes), which is too much for byte restore debugging. You apparently have more experience with and a better handle on byte patching, so I'm sure you'll succeed. Getting this to work in High Sierra seems like a good basis for Mojave GOOD JOB!!!!! The latest version of the macOS operating system, macOS High Sierra, was released on Monday, September 25, 2017. In this article, we will explain how to upgrade mac to macOS High Sierra. Why Should We Upgrade to macOS High Sierra? Apple released the latest macOS, High Sierra, and added some new features including a new and improved Apple File System (AFPS), a faster browser, stellar graphics, better gaming capabilities and VR support. MacOS 10.13 is absolutely worthwhile to upgrade your Mac. MacOS High Sierra System Compatibility You can download and install macOS High Sierra OS for free in 2009 or later. Basically, if your Mac is currently running macOS Sierra system (macOS 10.12), you can smoothly upgrade to macOS High Sierra. The following is the device compatibility information released by Apple: • iMac (Late 2009 or newer) • MacBook Air (Late 2010 or newer) • MacBook (Late 2009 or newer) • Mac mini (Mid 2010 or newer) • MacBook Pro (Mid 2010 or newer) • Mac Pro (Mid 2010 or newer) Some features, such as High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) encoding and decoding require newer processors and devices, some of which unfortunately cannot run on older devices. If you are running OS X Lion (10.7.5) or later, you can upgrade directly to macOS High Sierra. How to Upgrade macOS There are two ways to upgrade macOS: directly in Mac App Store, or upgrade using an USB device.
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