Office 2016 For Mac Release Notes



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Office 2016 For Mac Release Notes Windows 10

Office 2016 For Mac Release Notes

Visit Office 2016 Quick Start Guides for Mac to download guides for the Mac versions of Word 2016, Excel 2016, PowerPoint 2016, Outlook 2016 or OneNote 2016 on Mac OS X Yosemite or El Capitan. While viewing any guide, you can save a copy of it to your computer, zoom in to get a closer look at a screenshot, or search for feature names. Release Notes: Outlook Update Package: 2/13/2018: 16.10.0 (18021001) Release Notes: Outlook Update Package. View the Microsoft Support Lifecycle information for Outlook 2016 for Mac. For more information on the different versions of Office for Mac, see the Deployment guide for Office for Mac. Outlook for Mac 2011.

Microsoft Office 2016 For Macs

Office 2016 for mac support

Microsoft has released version 16.21 of Office for Mac with added support in Word for macOS 10.14 Mojave’s Continuity Camera feature, enabling you to insert a photo from your iOS device into your document (see “How to Take Photos and Scan Documents with Continuity Camera in Mojave,” 27 September 2018). Excel gains a built-in reply box for cell-based comments, and PowerPoint now lets you print presentations with slide numbers. All Office apps (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook) also enable you to apply sensitivity labels to documents and messages to keep them compliant with your organization’s information protection policies. ($149.99 for one-time purchase, $99.99/$69.99 annual subscription options, free update through Microsoft AutoUpdate, release notes, macOS 10.10+)

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Office Mac Release Notes

Microsoft has released version 16.17 of its Office 2016 application suite with the addition of @mentions to tag collaborators in a Word document or PowerPoint presentation—tagging functionality will come to Excel soon. Word, PowerPoint, and Excel also now let you draw with digital ink using a mouse, digital pen, or your finger, and they support inserting 3D models that can be rotated and tilted within documents, workbooks, and presentations. Finally, Excel brings back custom shortcuts, and PowerPoint enables you to embed custom fonts. ($149.99 for one-time purchase, $99.99/$69.99 annual subscription options, free update through Microsoft AutoUpdate, release notes, macOS 10.10+)