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My Office: mac now, since the BIG SUR download wont allow access. My Cannon printer wont work.
Do I have to pay for OFFICE and buy a printer clover again. A systems upgrade cost me a new computer last time. From now on NO UPGRADES. So much for Apple being superior.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.4
not sure what you upgraded from but if it's ms office 2011 then it haven't worked since catalina, because it's a 32bit app and those can no longer run and ms will not fix it because they no longer support 2011
about your printer then in order for a printer to work it needs a driver which the printer manufacturer makes, if canon have chosen not to support your printer model for newer versions of macOS there is nothing apple can do really.
if you google
<canon printer model> mac driver
then you will likely find the drivers they have for that model on their support pages
not sure what you upgraded from but if it's ms office 2011 then it haven't worked since catalina, because it's a 32bit app and those can no longer run and ms will not fix it because they no longer support 2011
about your printer then in order for a printer to work it needs a driver which the printer manufacturer makes, if canon have chosen not to support your printer model for newer versions of macOS there is nothing apple can do really.
if you google
<canon printer model> mac driver
then you will likely find the drivers they have for that model on their support pages
In addition to Rudegar's answer. If you don't want to pay for a 64-bit version of Office, you can
In addition to the comments posted above, please consider this. Not upgrading eventually means that your operating system will no longer work with other newer apps. You will eventually have an OS that is no longer supported. You will be unable to benefit from newly released security enhancements. Rather, it is better to do updates and upgrades, but take the time to research the results of doing those upgrades so you won't be caught off guard. And you would have had the same issues with a PC since the industry has moved from 32 bit to 64 bit operations.
Printer and office no longer work since down loading BigSur
