Microsoft HAS PUSHED Out of the latest version of its venerable Office suite to macOS and Windows 10 users.

Office 2019, which is certainly compatible with these three most recent versions of macOS and Windows 10 only, reluctantly takes concentrate on users who "aren't ready on your cloud".

In a support page detailing the release, Microsoft is keen to point out that Office 365 is "the most secure, intelligent and collaborative version of Office", but hesitantly notes that some customers will possibly not yet often make the "journey" in the cloud.

And that is exactly where Office 2019 enters in. The package includes updates to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Publisher, Access, Project, Visio and Onenote.

Most notably version are 'improved inking features across apps' including roaming pencil case, pressure sensitivity and tilt effects, much better data analysis in Excel, with improved Business Intelligence integration, and new presentation wizardry in Powerpoint including Morphing and Zooming.

Office 2019 include easier deployment for system administrators which Microsoft says will make it easier to stay on top of updates and security patches too.

However, Microsoft also wants want you to know that these new features have been accessible to Office 365 ProPlus subscribers throughout the last three years, and notes that Office 2019 could be a one-time release that doesn't receive further updates.

Even though there are company's shift to cloud-based subscription services, the brand is promising Office 2019 should not be its last on-premise release.

"Office 2019 is a really valuable update for purchasers who aren't yet ready to make the cloud," Microsoft says. "And every occasion we produce a new on-premises form of Office, customers ask us gets hotter will be our last. We're grateful to confirm that we're committed to another on-premises release ahead."

Office 2019 can be acquired to commercial volume licence customers from today and will eventually roll out to any and all consumers with the next weeks.

Also up for release within coming months are Exchange 2019, SharePoint 2019, Project Server 2019 and Skype for Business 2019.