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libre office. Free, open-source.
You gotta cover all the bases Brink
Office 2016 Preview—update 2 now available
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I have been using the 2016 preview on my W10 install. It works great and I will be getting it on release.
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If I hadn't paid so much for office 2007 small business when it came out I probably would upgrade too
But alas I keep using 2007 because it's all I need :)
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I have been using the office 2016 on my windows 7 it is a big improvement to 2013
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How so?
The interface is pretty much the same as in Office 2013 plus some additional features that are listed by Brink. The major changes, such as adding Cortana and Bing to Office, relate to the tight integration with the cloud services provided by MS, same as the upcoming Windows 10 OS. I can live without these integrations with the cloud...
Office 2016 Preview—update 2 now available
Posted: 01 Jul 2015
When we launched the Office 2016 Preview in early May, we said that we would share regular updates on new features as they became available. Here’s a quick update on what we’ve delivered in the last month.
New charts in Excel—There has been a lot of enthusiasm for the new charts in Excel we delivered— all based on user feedback. The six new charts include Waterfall (shown), Histogram, Pareto, Box & Whisker, Treemap (shown) and Sunburst.
Real-time typing in Word—Real-time typing is now in Word! You can see where others are working and what they are typing as they type it. To try this, save a document to OneDrive for Business and invite your colleagues to join you in a simultaneous authoring session.
Insights in Excel and PowerPoint—Last month we delivered Insights in Word and Outlook, and we just brought it to Excel and PowerPoint. As a reminder, Insights, powered by Bing, brings you contextual information from the web right into your Office experience. Fact check or explore terms without leaving your spreadsheet or presentation. Just right click any word or phrase and select “smart lookup.”
Tell Me—Tell Me is an entirely new way to find the commands you need. Just type what you want to do in the Tell Me box at the top of Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Outlook, and you will get a set of results that let you take the desired action directly from within those results.
Convert Hand Written Equations to Text—Use the Insert Equation feature to write math equations in Word, Excel and PowerPoint with a digital pen, a mouse, or even your finger, and Office automatically converts it to a “typed” format.
We keep adding new features, and there’s definitely more to come. If you haven’t joined the Office 2016 Preview, it’s not too late, you can join here. Please stay tuned for future updates and thank you for your feedback and interest in Office 2016!
—Kirk Koenigsbauer
Source: Office 2016 Preview update 2 - Office Blogs
NoteGet Office 2016: Office 2016 Preview
Product key for the Office 2016 Preview
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How to check for updates in Office 2016 (same as in Office 2013 or Office 365)
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...013-365-update
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