Microsoft Office now on multiple devices
MUMBAI, INDIA: Microsoft has officially launched Office 2016 for Mac.
After several months in the trial Office 2016 for Mac now available for subscribers to Office 365. Office 2016 for Mac includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and Outlook. This upgrade includes integration with Mac features like full screen view, and Office 2016 is designed for Retina displays.
If you do subscribe to Microsoft’s Office 365 subscription service, obtaining the new software should be a snap: just surf to Microsoft’s Office account page and follow the instructions. Office 365 Personal is priced at $6.99 for home users, while Office 365 Home is priced at $9.99 a month.
Word 2016 for Mac features document reviewing tools, a new Design tab for applying designer-quality layouts, colors and fonts throughout your documents, real-time document collaboration, and threaded comments conversations. That approaches to the Mac Office to the Windows version, is to be welcomed, but in such useful details you then realize that it is only surface cosmetic.
Here’s what’s what you can expect from Office 2016 for Mac.
He continues: “We hope you’re as excited as we are about the new Office for Mac“. That program led to the company receiving over 100,000 pieces of feedback, it says, and over the course of the test period, Microsoft has updated the software seven times to improve its performance and stability. The last official release of Office for Mac was Office 2011, but fans of Office can looked forward to tweaked versions – based on Mac Office community feedback – of Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Furthermore, we would be detailing numerous latest improvements, and features of Office 2016 for our readers today.
After nearly five years, a new version of Office for Mac is available.
The new Office suite also addresses general shortcomings with the suite that Microsoft has struggled with, regardless of platform. Office 2016 for Mac is an update for the standard version of Office that millions of people around the world use to create documents, track expenses in spreadsheets and create presentations. However there’s a slight catch, as you have to be an Office 365 subscriber to access it, but there’s more info on that below.