
Those with an Office 365 subscription can get the Mac Office starting Thursday at. For presentations, the Mac gets advanced transitions and other animations previously restricted to Windows. You're shown previews of charts that make the most sense for a given data set. And with one click in Word, you can jump to where you left off on the previous device.įor spreadsheets, the new version brings a "Recommended Charts" feature from Windows.

No more looking for the latest version of a file in email.Īgain reflecting the multi-device nature of our lives, the "Recent" button will get you the files you recently opened, regardless of the device (at least if you use OneDrive). If you keep files on Microsoft's OneDrive storage service, changes made by others will sync with your copy. New to Office 2016 is a quick-access sharing button to collaborate more easily. No longer do I have to navigate menus to get to things I use often. The Mac gets various keyboard shortcuts I'm used to on Windows. Tabs such as "Home," ''Insert" and "Design" are in the same order in both versions, unlike Office 2011 for Mac.
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The new Office 2016 for Mac is very similar to the existing Windows version, which will get its own Office 2016 update this fall. It took five years, but the Mac version of Office no longer feels second-class. Mac and Windows versions are sold the traditional way, too, with a one-time payment, though you can't use Office on another PC without buying it again. Mobile apps are free, though a subscription unlocks advance features that most people won't need. They join apps for iPads, iPhones and Android tablets.Īn Office 365 subscription gets you all this - $70 for a single Mac or Windows PC at a time, or $100 for five.
New ones for Windows phones and tablets are coming this summer and for Windows PCs this fall. The company released Microsoft Office 2016 for Mac on Thursday and new apps for Android phones two weeks ago. Microsoft's new Office apps do a good job of helping us navigate a world in which we frequently switch from one device to another - from a Mac to a Windows PC, with a smartphone or tablet along the way.
