Are you considering a move to Microsoft Office 2013? If so, you will be happy to know that the program will be receiving its major upgrades after the release of Service Pack 1 early next year. Microsoft has announced that Service Pack 1 for Office, Exchange 2013 and SharePoint programs will be released next year.
They announced this on their official blog a few days ago. It is expected that this update will include feature updates, performance enhancements and improved compatibility with Windows 8.1 version. An interesting part of this review is that it raises the question of whether a user should rent or purchase the latest version of Microsoft Office. Users can make one Office 2013 payment or have the option to pay an annual Office 365 subscription fee.
The Office 365 program offers users the same software to install on a computer, as well as a list of additional bits and pieces. This includes the ability to use a special online version that you do not need to install. Users can also install this on multiple computers. Another benefit of being an Office 365 customer is that you will always be aware of the latest versions of the program.
Earlier this month, Microsoft announced more than a hundred new features added to the latest Office 365. This includes,
Addition of Microsoft's private communications service as well
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There are a few issues at the 2013 Microsoft Office Public Forum on,
Outlook Search People function
Opens Office 2007 files once
Program malfunctions with large Word documents
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Office 365 Premium version can be installed on five Windows computers or MAC PCs. This will ensure that all members of your family have their own Office copy, files and their program settings. Another added benefit is that the updates are automatic, so the user will always have the latest version of the program.
Recent changes will allow users to use the program from any computer as long as they are connected to the Internet. They can use the Office on Demand program to temporarily stream the full version of Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access, and Publisher to PCs running on Windows 7 operating systems or later.
You can check out the official Microsoft website for more information on the latest version of Office 2013.
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