Hi Myrna,

Have you checked Word 2016 preview to make sure that the updates went in? It 
should read 15.9. I had a heck of a time upgrading. Like George, I'm able to 
word process with it. However, I have started a laundry list to submit to 
Microsoft sometime soon. I believe those who have been using a Mac for a while 
may not have the problems I'm having or they have more tricks up their sleeves 
to try or push Word 2016. It would be terrific if the Mac version worked like 
the PC, but no such luck. Everything is scattered all over the place. I'll keep 
testing it, but if I have some serious word processing to do, I'll use word 
2010. JMO. Oh, I was receiving a nagging error message from Apple that my 
system ran out of application memory. what did the trick was to do a disk 
cleanup if the update didn't go in. 

Take care. 

Eileen

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> On Apr 18, 2015, at 1:39 PM, george b <gbma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Yes, and yes
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> [mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Myrna Votta
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> Subject: Nothing reads in Word
> 
> I installed the preview yesterday and also installed the update.  However, 
> when I create a new document and begin to type in the text pane, it seems as 
> if I am not typing anything.  But, I did activate the word count button and I 
> received the message that there were fifteen words.  I have also tried to 
> open an existing Word document, which was available from my One Drive and all 
> I heard was either "beginning of text," or "end of text."  I tried 
> interacting, but, that didn't change anything.  Have any of you been able to 
> either read what you typed, or, hav been able to read an existing document?  
> Or, am I doing or not doing something to have this happen?  I have not tried 
> the other office apps, but, I will probably try either Excel or Outlook to 
> see what happens.
> 
> Myrna
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