These apps were previously available for Office Online. The Tell Me app helps you quickly find the Office feature or command you are looking for and the Smart Lookup app that brings insights from the web into your document. Other highlights include Outlook 2016 and improvements to OneDrive for Business, which will arrive in late September across sync, browser, mobile IT control, and developer.
It allows creating shared inbox, calendar, cloud storage for group files and a shared OneNote notebook. In addition, the Office 365 Groups is now built into Outlook 2016 and is also available on iOS, Android and Windows Phone. Microsoft says the same experience will be available for Office Online some time later this fall. It also offers real-time co-authoring sessions. The co-authoring will be first available in Word, before it comes to all other native apps in the future.Īnother important feature integrated directly into the Office suite is Skype for Business allowing you to use IM, screen share, talk or video chat in the document. When you and your group are working in Word or Office 2016, you will be able to see the changes other editors are working on. Irrespective of the platform you are working on - whether the web, desktop, tablet or mobile devices - the Office collaboration offers a tool to work together. One of the significant additions in this release is real-time co-authoring, which is present in all the web apps of Office since 2013.
The Office for Mac, which was previously released for Office 365 subscribers, now arrives as a one-time purchase option. The latest Office is available for Mac users as well with the new versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote and other features. Microsoft's Office 2016 arrives for Windows and Mac owners Microsoftįrom now on Windows users will be able to enjoy all the features of a new Office desktop suite, as Microsoft has started the global rollout of Office 2016.
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