Just installed Sierra and wanted to see what works. So far from my testing the below work for me. MacOS Sierra 10.12: Compatible Apps. Discussion in 'macOS Sierra (10.12)' started by ECJ, Jun 13, 2016. (due to Apple's MRJ Java--not able to be installed on 10.12) Quicken Essentials for Mac 1.7.4 (icon has slash through it, Sierra throws.

Is it HOBLink JWT that you are trying to use by any chance? I have Java 8 Update 101 (and also tried 102), and I get a crash when hitting a modifier key, such as shift, control, etc. A pop-up box comes up with 'Internal Error' and three options (buttons), 'Show Details', 'Crash', and 'Continue'.

If I look at the details that it's a nullPointerException in Java. I am not sure if this is a machine or OS issue, but I had not seen this on OS X 10.11 (on the Late 2012 Mac Mini in question), or on my MacBook Pro or MacBook Air. I have not updated those laptops yet so I don't know if they would do the same.

My company uses HOBLink JWT 3.3.0819. Who's using Java 6? I believe we are talking about Oracle Java 8 (101 and 102 - I tried both). Incidentally I have installed a fresh copy of Sierra on a separate partition and the issue occurs. I can get it to crash by changing the Java settings to always show the console, then use the java.com site to check the Java version.

When the console pops up I hit shift and get the dialog that gets. So it looks like either there is a general issue, or it's specific Mac hardware. I suggest the latter because the net is now awash with complaints about this issue. It also looks like it's not necessarily HOBLink JWT, but java and/or macOS 10.12 in general. Is it HOBLink JWT that you are trying to use by any chance? I have Java 8 Update 101 (and also tried 102), and I get a crash when hitting a modifier key, such as shift, control, etc.

A pop-up box comes up with 'Internal Error' and three options (buttons), 'Show Details', 'Crash', and 'Continue'. If I look at the details that it's a nullPointerException in Java. I am not sure if this is a machine or OS issue, but I had not seen this on OS X 10.11 (on the Late 2012 Mac Mini in question), or on my MacBook Pro or MacBook Air. I have not updated those laptops yet so I don't know if they would do the same. My company uses HOBLink JWT 3.3.0819. I have the same Problem with our Oracle Database that use Java.

In Mac XL, it was in the Format Series dialog. In Win XL the reorder series functionality has always lived in the Select Data dialog. Excel for mac fll series. Unfortunately, Reorder Series was missed. I can't answer for the 'hundreds' of other features in 2016 that Jim is missing. But this one was left out inadvertently in the migration to the new UI, and the ongoing process of making all XLs look and feel the same. The Format Series dialog was replaced with the Format Task pane matching Win XL.

Who's using Java 6? I believe we are talking about Oracle Java 8 (101 and 102 - I tried both).

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Incidentally I have installed a fresh copy of Sierra on a separate partition and the issue occurs. I can get it to crash by changing the Java settings to always show the console, then use the java.com site to check the Java version. When the console pops up I hit shift and get the dialog that gets. So it looks like either there is a general issue, or it's specific Mac hardware. I suggest the latter because the net is now awash with complaints about this issue.

It also looks like it's not necessarily HOBLink JWT, but java and/or macOS 10.12 in general. If you have room on your external, I recommend making a clone backup. Create a Clone backup: A clone is an exact bootable copy of your internal drive. Unlike standard copying of all files to another drive, the clone software copies hidden files along with other in-use files that are not available when you copy over files to another drive. Software used to Clone: SuperDuper! CCC SuperDuper has an option that allows you to clone alongside Time Machine but it's advised that you create a separate partition for the clone. Apple Footer • This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only.

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