Descriptions for Microsoft Office 2016 for Mac 16.10.0. Name: Microsoft Office 2016 for Mac Version: 16.10.0. Languages: English, Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japa. Microsoft Office for macOS 2016 Standard Version Volume License contains Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote, specially designed for With this suite, you can do your best work anywhere, anytime and with anyone. New version comes with many new features and improvements. Office for home Some Office for home products come with a product key. However, we recommend that you uninstall Office for Mac 2011 before you install the new version just to prevent any Before you can install Office 365 or Office 2016, you need to associate it with a Microsoft account, or work. Microsoft office 2016 for mac.

Microsoft has actually been one of the first companies to announce support for Apple’s new Touch Bar and revealed today that Office for Mac would be getting “Through the Touch Bar, Office intelligently puts the most common commands at your fingertips—all based on what you’re doing in the document.”.

Microsoft has updated its preview version of with several new features and a number of bug fixes. It has also launched two companion apps for the iPhone, Office Delve (above) and Office 365 Video. Office 2016 for Mac allows meeting attendees to use Outlook to propose new times for meetings to which they’ve been invited, and allows organizers to modify proposed meetings and send updates.

Word gets macro recording, online template search and new proofing tools. Excel is given new analysis tools and a “solver” feature. Powerpoint gets bug fixes and better support for VoiceOver. Microsoft has an updated version of its Outlook for Mac software with an updated design and performance improvements. The new version of email, calendar, and contacts app from Microsoft is available through the company’s Office 365 subscription service, and Microsoft says it offers a more consistent experience with the and versions.

In addition to releasing the new version of Outlook for Mac, Microsoft has shared that it will ship a new version of Office for Mac in 2015. An overhauled version of Office, which includes Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and OneNote, will be available for Mac users as a public beta in the first half of 2015 while Microsoft is targeting the second half of 2015 for the commercial release. Following yesterday’s of a new version of Office for Mac, is reporting that its contacts have told it that Microsoft will announce timings for the new edition of Office for Mac “very soon.” The company also is expected to disclose timing and possibly a public preview of its next Office for Mac release very soon, as well [] The latest rumored release target for the next Office for Mac is early 2015. Yesterday’s report suggested a flattened look, support for Retina screens and integration with Notification Center. We covered the release of and updated iOS apps last month, and today the company is once again trying to convince iCloud users to make the switch.

On the and Microsoft posted a video today titled “iCloud not enough? Try SkyDrive,” alongside the following three reasons to choose its cloud service over Apple’s: Access files and Office docs, anywhere: With iCloud, you can only access certain files across devices—like iWork files or photos you take on your iPhone. With SkyDrive, you can access or manage any file from anywhere. It doesn’t matter whether the file is a document, photo, video, PDF, or anything else—just drag files to theSkyDrive folder on your Mac and they’ll automatically be available on youriPhone, iPad, or PC. If you don’t have your devices with you, you can still access, view, or edit any file by signing in to SkyDrive.com on any browser.

Share and work toegether with anyone: With iCloud, you can only collaborate with people who have the right software. But with SkyDrive, you can share any type of file—even big ones up to 2 GB—with anyone. SkyDrive works seamlessly with Office. Anyone you share with can view or edit Word,PowerPoint, or Excel files using Officefor Mac, Office for Windows, or withOffice Web Apps in their browser (it’s free!). Your notes, everywhere: With iCloud, you can access notes across your devices but can’t share them. SkyDrive and OneNote, both free, are integrated so you can take notes, track to-dos and lists all in one place, and share your lists with friends and family so they can coordinate shopping or other tasks you’re working on together. You can share and keep your lists automatically updated from any device.