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Software Support

Bloomberg Professional Service

• Bloomberg Professional Service – New Installation/Upgrade (Full Package)
  (600 MB, Version November-2020)
  Download the software (full package) needed to install and run the Bloomberg Professional service. This package may also be used to upgrade all components of an existing Bloomberg Professional service installation. For more details, please read the release notes.
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• Bloomberg Terminal – New Installation (Terminal Software Only)
  (446 MB, Version November-2020)
  Download the Bloomberg Terminal software only. This installer does not contain Office Tools which will be downloaded automatically after terminal is up and running.
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• Bloomberg Terminal – Upgrade (Terminal Software Only)
  (419 MB, Version November-2020)
  Upgrade the Bloomberg Terminal software only. This installer will not upgrade other components including Office Tools.
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• To download data into Excel. Take a look at the red bar at the top of the Bloomberg screen, if you see. 97) Export, you will be able to download data from this screen to Excel using this method. Before you use 97) Export, update your Bloomberg terminal's settings by clicking. Menu, click on the.
• The Bloomberg Excel Add-in should Remain in your profile the next time you login. Excel Add-In FAQ Bloomberg Excel Add-In FAQ Summarizes the most frequently asked.
• Bloomberg Anywhere® is available on desktops and laptops, as well as a variety of mobile devices (iPhone, iPad, Android, Apple Watch) via The Bloomberg Professional app. Keep connected to the world's most trusted financial network and over 300,000 key players in business and finance.

Once logged in to Bloomberg Anywhere you can now access the drives on your Mac. This can be confirmed by running PFM and selecting the Upload File option. On the left side below Folders, expand the Shared Drives option.

Office Tools

• Bloomberg Office Tools
  (155 MB, version October-2020)
  Install or update the Office Tools software for all supported 32-Bit and 64-Bit versions of Office. Note: This package requires Microsoft .Net version 4.5.
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• Bloomberg Professional – iPhone and iPad (App Store)
  Get real-time access to the BLOOMBERG PROFESSIONAL® service on your iPhone and iPad. You can download the latest Bloomberg Professional app from the App Store.
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• Bloomberg Professional – Android (Google Play)
  Get real-time access to the BLOOMBERG PROFESSIONAL® service on your Android device. You can download the latest Bloomberg Professional app from Google Play or directly from us.
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• Bloomberg Professional – Android (APK direct download)
  Download the APK directly for side-loading to devices without Google Play.
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Additional Components

• BBComm
  (12 MB, version October-2020)
  Update the BBComm and API tools software
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• API Data Dictionary
  (3.58 MB, Version March-2012)
  Update the API Data Dictionary
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• Supplemental Fonts
  (11.7 MB, Version February-2010)
  Update Supplemental Fonts
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• Webview
  (149 MB, Version September-2020)
  This downloads and installs executable required to display web content.
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• Bloomberg Voice Fonts
  (69.6 MB, Version December-2013)
  Install the Bloomberg Voice Fonts
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Trading System API Components

• Trading System API Data Dictionary
  (639 KB, Version March-2012)
  This software is only for users of the Bloomberg Trading System. If you do not have access to the Bloomberg Trading System you will be unable to use this software.
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Bloomberg Utilities

• Bloomberg List Manager Upload/Download Tool
  (946 KB, Version October-2007)
  List Manager Upload/Download software enables clients to upload baskets of equity orders into the List Manager application on the Bloomberg Professional® service. If you do not have access to the List Manager, you will be unable to use this software.
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Desktop Contributions Application

• Desktop Contributions Application
  (802 KB)
  This software is only for data contributions to Bloomberg. You will not be able to use this software unless you have been setup as a contributor by a Bloomberg representative.
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Enterprise Solutions

• API Data Dictionary
  (3.58 MB, Version March-2012)
  Update the API Data Dictionary
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• Excel Add-in: B-Pipe and Platform (32-Bit)
  (180 MB, Version September-2020)
  Excel Add-in for Non-BPS Users of Managed B-Pipe and Platform (32-Bit version). Install or update the Excel add-in for EPS products. The Excel add-in for non-BPS users allows EPS solutions clients to subscribe to data via the managed B-PIPE and publish data via the Bloomberg platform. Note: Requires the API data dictionary.
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• Excel Add-in: B-Pipe and Platform (64-Bit)
  (189 MB, Version September-2020)
  Excel Add-in for Non-BPS Users of Managed B-Pipe and Platform (64-Bit version). Install or update the Excel add-in for EPS products. The Excel add-in for non-BPS users allows EPS solutions clients to subscribe to data via the managed B-PIPE and publish data via the Bloomberg platform. Note: Requires the API data dictionary.
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• Legacy Excel Add-In for Non-BPS Users of Managed B-Pipe and Platform (32-Bit version)
  (9.36 MB, Version June-2013)
  Install or update the Excel Add-In for EPS products. The Excel Add-In for Non-BPS users allows EPS Solutions clients to subscribe to data via the Managed B-PIPE and publish data via the Bloomberg Platform. Note: This component requires the API Data Dictionary.
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• Bloomberg Enterprise IB
  (392 MB, Version October-2020)
  Enterprise IB is an intra-firm communication and collaboration suite of products.
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Documents

• Access Point on Demand (APOD)
  (1.19 MB, Version 10/2017)
  Step-by-step guide to creating your own Access Point (BBA terminal) with a Bloomberg Anywhere subscription.
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• Basic Bloomberg Tech Functions
  (60 KB, Version 03/2015)
  User guide for Basic Bloomberg Tech Functions.
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• Bloomberg 27-inch Flat Panel Display
  (2.69 MB, Version 07/2014)
  An overview of the Bloomberg 27-inch Flat Panel Display and how to use it.
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• Bloomberg 23-inch Flat Panel Display
  (428 KB, Version 07/2014)
  An overview of the Bloomberg 23-inch Flat Panel Display and how to use it.
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• Bloomberg 19-inch Flat Panel Display
  (1.79 MB, Version 10/2012)
  An overview of the Bloomberg 19-inch Flat Panel Display and how to use it.
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• Bloomberg 17-inch Flat Panel Display
  (283 KB, Version 04/2005)
  An overview of the Bloomberg 17-inch Flat Panel Display and how to use it.
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• Bloomberg 15-inch Compact Display
  (336 KB, Version 02/2010)
  An overview of the Bloomberg 15-inch Compact Display and how to use it.
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• Bloomberg Free Trial Installation Guide
  (312 KB, Version 03/2011)
  Guide how to install, configure and connect the Bloomberg Professional software with a free trial subscription.
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• Bloomberg Keyboard 4 (Starboard)
  (456 KB, Version 06/2014)
  Installation and Reference Guide for the Bloomberg Keyboard 4 (Starboard).
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• Bloomberg Keyboard 3 (Freeboard)
  (308 KB, Version 12/2007)
  Installation and Reference Guide for the Bloomberg Keyboard 3 (Freeboard).
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• Bloomberg Keyboard 2
  (836 KB, Version 11/2005)
  Installation and Reference Guide for the Bloomberg Keyboard 2.
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• Bloomberg Keyboard (Centerboard)
  (501 KB, Version 05/2005)
  Installation and Reference Guide for the Bloomberg Keyboard (Centerboard).
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• Bloomberg Anywhere For Mobile Customers
  (456 KB, Version 03/2018)
  Guide to setting up and maintaining the Bloomberg Anywhere for Mobile Customers Software and connectivity requirements.
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• Bloomberg Personal Authentication Device (B-Unit 3)
  (1.77 MB, Version 06/2014)
  Overview and user guide for the Bloomberg Personal Authication Device (B-Unit 3).
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• Bloomberg Personal Authentication Device (B-Unit 2)
  (195 KB, Version 02/2010)
  Overview and user guide for the Bloomberg Personal Authication Device (B-Unit 2).
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• Bloomberg Personal Authentication Device (B-Unit)
  (194 KB, Version 12/2008)
  Overview and user guide for the Bloomberg Personal Authication Device (B-Unit).
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• Bloomberg Silent Installation Setup
  (109 KB, Version 06/2018)
  This guide provides assistance to install the Bloomberg Professional Service silently and unattended.
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• Desktop Contributions Application Guide
  (2 MB, Version 10/2016)
  Desktop Contributions Application Installation and Technical Reference
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• iPad Transactional Products
  (1.51 KB, Version 05/2013)
  Technical guide to enable Transactional Products on Bloomberg Anywhere for iPad
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• Minimum File & Registry Rights
  (255 KB, Version 01/27/2020)
  Details of the minimum Windows file and registry rights required for running the Bloomberg Software and receiving automatic updates.
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• New Hardware Brochure
  (18.11 MB, Version 06/2014)
  The Bloomberg Leasing program is designed to maximize convenience and reduce all-in costs. Our aim is to provide the highest-quality monitors to suit your workflow needs exactly.
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• PC Requirements
  (138 KB, Version 05/29/2020)
  Workstation requirements for users of the Bloomberg Professional service.
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• Popup Menu User Reference
  (163 KB, Version 05/2005)
  User guide to Configure Bloomberg Desktop Options.
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• Software Compatibility Matrix
  (335 KB, Version 09/2020)
  Full listing of all the supported versions of Windows and other required third party software for the Bloomberg software to work as designed.
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• Software Installation Guide
  (1.28 MB, Version 04/2020)
  User guide to installing and configuring the Bloomberg Professional service Software.
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• Testing Your Bloomberg Terminal
  (88 KB, Version 10/2010)
  User guide to describes the tour installation process.
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• Transport and Security Specifications
  (1.08 MB, Version 09/13/2019)
  Administrator guide to the network transport and security specifications for installing and maintaining the Bloomberg Professional Service.
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• Vista's or a Later OS's SetPermissions Tool
  (182 KB, Version 01/2013)
  User guide for SetPermissions Tool which sets correct user permissions to use Bloomberg in Microsoft Windows Operating Systems Vista, 7 and 8.
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• Office 2003 End of Life Cycle FAQ
  (21 KB, Version 09/2015)
  Microsoft Office 2003 End of Life Cycle FAQ for Bloomberg Professional Service.
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In recent software updates, Apple has included more stringent security measures in its OS with the goal of better protecting your Mac from malware. While this gives you an added layer of protection, it also makes it more difficult to open applications that Apple is not familiar with (such as those not in the App Store or those created by unidentified developers).

While it may be tricky, opening these apps is possible. Here, we'll explain the reasoning behind Apple's enhanced security, show you how to allow any and all apps on your Mac, and even briefly discuss keeping yourself safe from malware.

What does it mean to be able to download apps from anywhere?

Apple puts many safety measures in place in order to reduce users' chances of being infected by viruses and other forms of malware. Cord rdp client mac download. This is why Apple is known as a 'closed platform': It's strict about what apps it allows to be easily downloaded onto and accessed from Apple devices.

The apps you can download onto an Apple device are generally limited to those that can be found in the App Store because they're seen as more secure — they're created by developers that Apple trusts and have been checked by Apple for malware.

In order to check an app's safety, Apple uses a software called Gatekeeper.

Gatekeeper is Apple's program that recognizes whether an app has been downloaded from the App Store. This program warns you when you've downloaded and attempted to run software from another location for the first time.

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Downloading apps from anywhere, then, means accessing and using apps that either:

• Don't come from the App store
• Were created by unidentified developers

It's a good idea to know how to download and access these kinds of applications. So many of the great apps out there simply aren't available on the App Store. This is a crucial skill for those who rely on apps that aren't necessarily meant for Macs (such as Microsoft software), as well as those who have recently begun using Apple devices and want to be able to use non-iOS/macOS apps.

Luckily, your Mac does allow you to download apps from anywhere — it just requires a few more steps.

How to download apps that aren't on the App Store or come from unidentified developers

Youtube download for mac. There are two main ways to give your Mac access to a broader range of apps:

1. Set your Mac to allow you to open apps that aren't from the App Store
2. Set your Mac to allow apps from unidentified developers

Both of these methods consist of changing your Mac's Security & Privacy settings to allow you to open apps that haven't been checked by Gatekeeper. Once you've bypassed Gatekeeper, you'll be able to download and run all the apps you'd like. (To learn how to do this, check out our piece on how to open apps from unidentified developers.)

How to download apps from anywhere

Before macOS Sierra, it was much easier to set your Mac to allow you to download apps from anywhere. You'd simply go to System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General, then under Allow apps to be downloaded from, select Anywhere.

Since new updates to macOs, however, you'll need to change a few more settings on your Mac in order to do so. Here's how:

• Launch Terminal by going to Finder > Applications > Utilities or by locating it with Spotlight search ([CMD] + [SPACE]).
• In Terminal, type the code sudo spctl --master-disable and hit Return. Enter your Mac's password when prompted.
• Go to System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General. At the bottom of the window, you'll see multiple options under Allow apps to be downloaded from. Select Anywhere to allow your Mac to download any and all apps.

If you later decide that you'd like to return to your Mac's default settings and no longer allow apps to be downloaded from anywhere, just follow these steps:

• Launch Terminal.
• Once it's running, enter the code sudo spctl --master-enable You'll no longer be able to select Anywhere.

After this is done, you will only be allowed to download apps from the App Store, unless you use the steps mentioned above to access apps from other locations.

How to open Mac apps bypassing Gatekeeper

There is another way to open restricted apps that many Mac users don't know about.

1. Open your Applications directory.
2. Click Finder > Go > Applications.
3. Now, Control + click on an app you'd like to open.

This way you can open apps no matter where they come from.

How many suspicious apps do you have?

You probably have downloaded apps from all kinds of sources. Some of them (especially, the dubious ones) may install additional components on top of their main functionality. Chances are, you wouldn't even know.

Such invisible applications are sometimes called launch agents or daemons. They may stay in the background for years. Probably, you have a couple of those lurking on your Mac.

How to check your Mac for hidden background apps

To check it, you can run a free version of CleanMyMac X

CleanMyMac X itself comes from MacPaw, which is a popular Mac developer and its apps are notarized by Apple.

• So, download and install a free version of CleanMyMac X.
• Click on Optimization and choose Launch Agents

You'll see background apps you can disable in one click.

• In the same app, click on Malware Removal.

When it comes to finding suspicious apps and adware trojans, CleanMyMac X is way ahead of many other antiviruses.

CleanMyMac X will check your computer for all potentially unwanted apps (PUA) and all kinds of malware. It also helps you keep track of malware regularly with a real-time malware monitor.

A free version of CleanMyMac X is available here.

Is it safe to download apps from anywhere?

There's no guarantee that apps downloaded from outside of the App Store will be safe. As these apps haven't been vetted for security by Apple, it's more difficult to confirm whether they're safe and free of malware.

Because of this, you should be wary in changing your settings to allow apps downloaded from anywhere. Doing so leaves your Mac vulnerable malware and malicious software, as Gatekeeper won't be able to check if the app downloaded is legitimate (or just malware disguised as the desired software).

The safety of your Mac, then, is in your hands. The best you can do to try to make sure that an app is safe to download is to look into its reviews and the experiences other users have had. Doing your due diligence can help you avoid using untrustworthy apps.

Downloading anti-virus software is another means of protection, as this software will check whether an app is safe for you. If, when researching all you can about an app, you decide you'd rather not download it, you can opt for a similar app with better reviews or one that is already in the App Store.