#Office for mac 2015 beta for mac
When you click a link in a Word for Mac 2011 file, the software offers a message that says, "Word is preparing to load this document" and then makes you wait far too long before opening the link in your default browser. But Word for Mac 2011 always drove me away with the bizarre way it handles hyperlinks. My Office needs are relatively simple-I don't do much more than type words in an occasionally coherent fashion. That usually means I make heavy use of Windows in a Parallels virtual machine so I can type in the "real" version of Office, but the Office for Mac 2016 preview gives me hope that I'll be able to reduce my use of that Windows virtual machine. The ability to use Office across Windows, Mac, and mobile devices, all tied together with cloud storage, is what convinced me to recently begin making much heavier use of OneNote and Word for researching and writing articles.
Microsoft has been doing a great job making Office cross-platform, with mobile versions for iPhones, iPads, and Android devices. We've already covered the Outlook and OneNote redesigns, so we'll just focus on Word, Excel, and PowerPoint in this brief hands-on. It includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote. The preview for OS X Yosemite is free to download and use until its official release in the second half of 2015. A preview version of Office for Mac 2016 was released today, and there's enough to give Mac users reason to look forward to the final bits and reminders of bugginess that can afflict Microsoft software for the Mac. It's thus good to see Microsoft nearly finished with a long-awaited update that brings the OS X and Windows versions of Office closer together in style, while adding integrations with Microsoft's OneDrive cloud storage. Office for Mac has often played second fiddle to the flagship Windows version that powers Microsoft's productivity software empire, but it's important for plenty of computer users nonetheless.
Sorry, I hate when people send me PowerPoint files.
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