#Office 365 support forum update#
#Office 365 support forum upgrade#
#Office 365 support forum code#

If MS starts experimenting with 365, Zotero support might start breaking, but for now, we do not expect MS to do that, and even if they do, we are ready to adapt and fix any breakage.

#Office 365 support forum upgrade#

Plenty of people are still using Word 2007 or 2010 without any reason to upgrade to 2016 or 2019 since most of them are covered by the features available in the older releases.

It might change in the future, but for now (this is purely my opinion, but an informed one) this is essentially a marketing/branding stunt, since subscription models are more profitable than one-time licenses. I would not expect this to change for 2019, given how much effort it is to maintain 2 highly divergent codebases, and how little need there is to do that (and I'm not even talking about Word for Mac, which *is* a separate codebase they need to maintain already). the older version of Office 365 was a close cousin of Office 2013 & that does run well.

#Office 365 support forum update#

So while 365 might have been ahead by a month, MS has not had two separate versions of Office for the few years that they have been offering 365, and have only kept 2016 slightly behind on update schedule. well - Office 365 is a close cousin of Office 2016 & That is slated to Work, in the near future - under a Linux Operating System, that is. The 2019 version with the same UI and features was released shortly after. They've only very recently changed the loader to say 'Word 365', along with some changes to the UI and additional features. For more self-help resources, see Learn about Office 365 operated by 21Vianet. For what it's worth, I've been on Office 365 for at least 2 years now and the feature set and UI has been identical to Word 2016: even the loader said 'Word 2016' instead of 'Word 365' when you ran it. Self-service support is available for all Office 365 operated by 21Vianet users, and includes troubleshooting tools and videos, help articles and videos, as well as forums and wikis in the Office 365 community. Home Forums Welcome Pre-Sales Questions Office 365 This topic has 2 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 4 years, 2 months ago by Support Droid.

I've seen all the articles based on MS's press releases, where they hype all the new 'AI and Cloud' features of Office 365, but I've not actually seen a specific list of what's different. They have subtle and not-so-subtle wording all over their Office 365 and Office 2019 webpages, including the blog post where they introduce Office 2019! One could think of Office 365 as Windows 10, in that it gets new features at regular intervals, while Office 2016/2019 are like Windows 7/8.1 in the sense no new features will be rolled out until you buy the next version (when it is released).Р В РІР‚СњР В РІР‚С›lso, Microsoft is no longer being ambiguous that they want Office 365 to be the choice for everyone unless you have specific reasons not to.

#Office 365 support forum code#

On the day Office 2019 was released, it was already 'behind' Office 365 since the code for Office 2019 was the locked down version of the code for Office 365 from some months ago.

Yes, Office 365 is a subscription service, but it gets regular feature updates, while perpetual Office (2016, 2019) only gets security and bug fixes.