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I have a 2011 MacBook Air running High Sierra (10.13.6) and need the latest version of Pages to be compatible with my other devices. But Pages (11.2 version) won't load. Is my MacBook too old for Pages 11.2? Or what?
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.13
Thanks. I needed a good excuse for a new MacBook. And a good reason. I also take this opportunity to ask anyone if they ever met someone using a non-Apple laptop for more than a decade? Doesn't happen.
Just understand beforehand that a new Mac will not support 32-bit applications such as Office 2011 for Mac, PrintShop 4.0, Pages '09, iPhoto, Adobe CS6, and others that you can get a list of by using the free Go64 application. Oracle is not supporting VirtualBox on Apple Silicon (M1 Macs). You will not be able to downgrade a new Mac that ships with Monterey 12.1 to an earlier version of macOS. Check that your printer/scanner vendors support Monterey.
I would perform one last backup on that 2011 MacBook Air and hang on to it.
Yes, your 2011 MacBook Air is too old for Pages v11.2 which requires macOS Big Sur or later to be installed. The last version of Pages for High Sierra is 8.1.
Thanks for that. Very useful info.
2011 MacBook Air won't upgrade Pages version 11.2.
