What is a Retina Display?Ī retina display is a IPS LCD and OLED displays that have a higher pixel density than traditional Apple displays. One example is having your Macbook Pro with retina display connected to an external display which may cause the text to be blurry on the latter. This blurriness seems to be due to changes in the anti-aliasing in these particular macOS versions. Many users are having blurry text or fonts on Mac computers with external non-retina monitors. This is a very common issue for macOS High Sierra and newly launched macOS Mojave. They may also look fuzzy or even extremely thin.
Your Excel add-in will now load and a callout will be displayedĬlick on the Got it button to dispose the callout.Ĭlick on your Excel add-in button to sideload the add-in.A very common issue many Mac users face is blurry fonts on their screens.Make sure your completely quit the application.Ĭlick on the drop-down arrow next to My Add-ins and select your Excel add-in. expense-updater.xmlĬhange directory to the root of your Excel add-in and start your add-in server cd ~/office-js/expense-updater & npm startĬlose the Excel application if it is already running.
If you are testing more than one Excel add-in, rename the add-in manifest.xml file while copying to avoid overwriting a manifest file for another add-in. If you followed the previous post on generating an office add-in, then your copy command will be similar to the following: cp ~/office-js/expense-updater/manifest.xml. cd /Users/$/Library/Containers//Data/Documents/wefĬopy manifest.xml file of your Excel add-in to the wef folder. Open Terminal window and verify that wef folder exists on your computer by running the following command. Manifest.xml for the Excel add-in that we created in the previous post In this post, we will utilize the following: xml file for the add-in you want to test. The add-in how to guide for iPad and Mac sets out the following prerequisites:Ī Mac running OS X v10.10 "Yosemite" or later with Office for Mac installed. In this post, we continue the journey of developing office add-in by looking at the steps involved in side loading our add-in in an Excel host. In a previous post we looked at the process of generating an Excel add-in and using mkcert to create private certification authority (CA) trusted by browsers.
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