Microsoft unveiled the next version of its Office suite, in the office of 2019 last year's 'Ignite' conference time. During the launch, Redmond-based tech firms showed new features that will reach the office in 2019. It is also mentioned that the second half of this year is coming to the office 2019. Although this may excite some left fans, a new detail can bring it down to that breathtaking level.
The firm announced the announcement of some changes in office and Windows servicing and recently support. In a dedicated post, General Manager of Windows Bernardo Caldas and General Manager of the Office, Jord Spattero, gave a bad news on the compatibility of Office 2019.
It was mentioned that Office 2019 will not hit PCs that are running an OS version more than Windows 10. Under the heading, the company said that the new version is supported on a Windows 10 SAC release and Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2018 so you are lucky to have luck in PC running Windows 7 or Windows 8.1.
In addition, support for Microsoft Office 2019 has revised the life cycle. The application suite offers mainstream support 5 years and extended support for about 2 years
The new Office edition includes Upgraded Ward, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook apps. It will include Skype, SharePoint and Skype Permanent Version for Business.
Some of the features mentioned by the company include improved concrete features such as pressure sensitivity, drum effect and new Excel formulas and charts, and visual animation features such as Morph and Zoom in PowerPoint. "Office 2019 will be a valuable upgrade for customers who think they have to keep some or all of their apps and servers on the server," said Jared Spatro, general manager of Microsoft Office.