Microsoft Office is an office suite of desktop applications, servers and services for the Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X operating systems, introduced by Microsoft. Microsoft Office 2016 for Windows is conceptually different from earlier released office versions. Microsoft Office is an office suite of desktop applications, servers and services for the Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X operating systems, introduced by Microsoft. Microsoft Office 2016 for Windows is conceptually different from earlier released office versions.

Editor’s note 8/17/2015: The blog post was updated to reflect the upcoming availability of Skype for Business in 2016. Editor’s note 7/28/2015: We updated this post to reflect that support for Arabic, Hebrew and Thai language documents on iPad and iPhone was delivered on July 23, 2015. The Office apps for iPad and iPhone are now available in the Office App Store in Arab countries, Israel and Thailand. Today’s post was written by Kirk Koenigsbauer, corporate vice president for the Office Client Applications and Services team. The response to last week’s release of Office 2016 for Mac has been amazing—thank you to all our customers! The post was one of the most read and shared Office Blog posts this year, receiving hundreds of great comments and questions.

We thought it would be helpful to share the top questions and answers with you. Where do I get Office 2016 for Mac? Office 2016 for Mac is currently only available for Office 365 subscription customers.

It will be available via one-time purchase in late September. In the meantime, here are the instructions on how you can get Office 2016 for Mac today: • Office 365 subscribers—On your Mac, browse to your account page (), sign in and follow the installation instructions. If you have Office 365 through your organization, go to. • Non-Office 365 subscribers—Visit to learn about ways to purchase an Office 365 subscription, either for you or your organization. • Students—You may get Office 2016 for Mac for free or at a substantial discount.

You can find out at. When will Office 2016 for Mac be available for people and businesses who don’t want a subscription? For businesses, Volume Licensing customers will be able to download Office 2016 for Mac from their Volume Licensing Service Center in early August.

Visual studio for mac professional. For consumers, Office 2016 for Mac will become available as a one-time purchase option in late September. Additionally, MSDN subscribers will also be able to get the new Office for Mac in September. When will the Office 2016 for Mac preview stop working?

We are extending the use of the Office 2016 for Mac preview until the end of October, in large part based on your feedback. Originally, we planned to let the Office for Mac preview expire on August 9, 2015, 30 days after launch. However, several customers commented that this was before the availability of the one-time purchase version in September, leaving some preview participants without Office 2016 for weeks.

As a result of this feedback, we are extending the life of the preview until the end of October. This will give preview participants about one month to move to Office 2016 as a one-time purchase, or over three months for those who want an Office 365 subscription.

Can I use Office 2016 for Mac and Office for Mac 2011 on the same Mac? Yes, you can use them side-by-side on the same Mac.

And by the way, here’s how you. When will OneDrive for Business and Skype for Business for Mac be available? OneDrive for Business will be available before the end of the year and Skype for Business in 2016. Stay tuned to the Office Blog if you want to participate in the preview of Skype and OneDrive. I have a technical problem.

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Otherwise you can let us know if there is something you like or don’t like by clicking the “send a smile/frown” right from within Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote or Outlook. How can I request a new feature? You can submit your feature request on the new suggestion box service for each application:,,,. I’m having problems with Outlook connectivity and reliability. What’s happening?