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Anybody seen anything like this before? I will provide more information as things are suggested or questions are asked.Р”РЋ) Make sure you are using 64 bit version of office, it is not by default, expically if you are using anything very large in scale.Р”Сћ) Online repair of office 365 has resolved several issues for me. I've currently got one of the guys uninstalling Multiplicity to see if somehow that is causing an issue. We have had 3 techs at my company work on this issue and nobody has been able to figure it out. (Which they don't want us to do, down time for them means money loss) ( I can't think off all of them off the top of my head but all the usual stuff.) Pretty much everything short of nuking the machine. Disabling Hardware Graphics Acceleration.

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We have tried:Р”Р„pplying Office and Windows updates. There doesn't appear to be any issues in Office itself. Two of the workstations are running Office 2016 and one is running 2016 on one computer and 2013 (I think) on the other computer. It is very similar in Excel and Powerpoint. These events can be viewed in the error logs.

If you click off of the current screen the program will shutdown. For example Outlook will begin to act slowly and will no longer allow the user to pull up blank emails or down load attachments. The company uses primarily Outlook, but when they use Word and Excel and Powerpoint, these applications crash as well. The first crash takes place about 2 hours in to the day and then they get more frequent as the day goes on. They are probably the most heavily used computers in that office. All three of these workstations are using two computers with multiplicity KVM software. Not there on Mac - and mostly anything you cannot do in VBA has to be done via the (new) AppleScript interface.I've got a client who has been having issues with Microsoft Office crashing on 3 of their workstations. On Mac, many of the COM libraries that are commonly used in more complex Windows Word VBA apps (WIN32 and COM DLLs) are not available - for example, the Scripting libraries that provide the standard mechanism for communicating with text files are NET code.Р”В®ven VBA has its problems cross-platform - although the version in Mac Word 2016 has nearly caught up with the Windows version, but not all features are available on both platforms, and the Mac Word 2016 VB Editor does not currently let you work with VBA

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Further, Word's AppleScript dictionary doesn't let you control stuff such as the ribbon, and it may also be difficult to work out how to get ribbon buttons etc. No idea how much work would be involved in making that work. AFAIK the AppleEvents mechanism should be available but I have To use COM (depends on whether that interface is available, since COM is a Microsoft-only implementation on Mac, whether it is supported - I doubt it - and whether you can work out how to use it). Nor do I know whether you could write your own framework NET Interop assemblies that would let you do so. NET without VSTO, but AFAIK Microsoft does not yet provide any equivalent of the Windows. Since Word clearly has all the necessary hooks to allow automation (presumably via the Apple Events mechanism, otherwise AppleScript could not work with it, and also presumably COM, otherwise Excel & PowerPoint VBA wouldn't be able toР”Р„utomate Word), in theory you might be able to control Word from. JavaScript doesn't currently let you do as much but has the advantage that you apps can also work with some non-desktop The advantage of VSTO is that you get access to Word's object model and thereby pretty much the same features as you can access from VBA. There are other libraries for other language systems that let you work with the OOXML formats. Is actually *supported* on Mac (in the sense that Microsoft would fix problems). docx format documents outside the application, you may be able to use the Office Open SDK on Mac now (it's on GitHub and at least some work was done on the portation, but I haven't heard that it

No idea whether that will ever be an option. VSTO is not yet available on Mac - I have

I can't claim complete knowledge or what is possible, but I think you are right - the JavaScript APIs and VBA are the only cross-platform options (for Mac and Windows desktop) that allow you to control Word itself.