Here’s the list of the February 2019 bug fixes or ‘non-security’ updates for Office 2016, Office 2013 and Office 2010.
They don’t apply to Office 365 or Office 2019 which use the ‘Click to Run’ install and update service.
Many of the updates are preparing for the upcoming Japanese Era change.
Office will be updated automatically in the usual way. Cautious Office users might want to delay updating until any update bugs are fixed.
Office 2016 updates
PowerPoint 2016 KB4461536
- When you try to add a comment to a slide in PowerPoint 2016, you receive the following error message: “We’re sorry, something went wrong that might make PowerPoint unstable. Please save your presentations and restart PowerPoint.” This issue occurs when the User name field on the General tab in the PowerPoint Options dialog box contains an ampersand (&).
Outlook 2016 KB4462147
- A grab bag of Outlook fixes.
PowerPoint 2016 KB4461599
- After you scroll through long comments in a slide in the Presenter view, if you go to the next slide in the Slide Show view and select a link to another slide, PowerPoint 2016 will crash.
Office 2016 KB4022161
Word 2016 KB4462145
- When a document is saved through a UI automation process, Word 2016 intermittently crashes.
- Outlook 2016 crashes when you handle email messages, such as receiving and sending email messages.
Access 2016 KB4032257
Office 2016 Language Interface Pack KB4461534
- improves translations of some error messages for multiple languages of Excel
Skype for Business 2016 KB4462114
Project 2016 KB4462134
Office 2013 updates
Microsoft Access 2013 KB4032252
Microsoft Office 2013 KB4461550
Microsoft Office 2013 KB4461444
Microsoft Outlook 2013 KB4462141
Microsoft Office 2013 KB3172473
Skype for Business 2015 KB4462135
Office 2010 updates
Microsoft Office 2010 KB4462172
Microsoft Office 2010 KB4462187
Microsoft Outlook 2010 KB4462182
Microsoft Visio 2010 KB3115314
