Mac users who prefer Microsoft's suite of productivity tools but aren't keen on Office 365 are getting their first capability try Office 2019 for Mac. A preview from the suite (including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Onenote) is presently open to business users.

Among the list of new features truly are a roaming "pencil case" (i.e. tools like pens and highlighters) and customizable ribbons that extend down the suite. Word receives accessibility improvements, a translation oral appliance a focus mode. The PowerPoint updates include morph transitions and 4K video export.

Excel's upgrades include 2D maps, funnel charts and extra functions. Meanwhile, Microsoft is updating Outlook with @mention support, a focused inbox, templates and studied and delivery receipts, in addition to scheduled mail delivery. These traits are all already available on Office 365 ProPlus, the cloud sort of the suite, but is not Office 2016 for Mac.

The safety features within the 2019 version mirror individuals in the Office 2016 suite, Microsoft says. As cloud software could very well be perceived as less secure than standard desktop apps, the business-focused trial of Office 2019 is just a smart move. IT departments should probably have an easier time deploying and managing Office 2019 for Mac in comparison to previous versions using the suite.

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