There’s really just one specific change in Outlook 2016 for Windows that we can find – not the three boasted by Microsoft. One ‘improvement’ is just fixing a feature that was crippled with the first releases of Outlook 2016. Another is vaguely described and we can’t find it in Outlook. Even Microsoft’s own documentation has […]
There’s just one January 2016 change in PowerPoint 2016 for Windows but it’s big and very useful. We have extensive coverage of the overall changes that apply to Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Check out separate articles on the specific new features in Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook. Like to know more? Office 2016: the real startup […]
Continuing the new policy of regularly updating Office for Windows, there’s now a new set of features being pushed out to Office 365 subscribers. This page looks at the overall changes that apply to Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Check out separate articles on the specific new features in Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook. Like to know […]
Several readers have emailed to complain about yet another Office bug caused by an update pushed out by Microsoft. The company has managed to break one of their own VBA controls, used by third-party Office developers. The control mscomctl.ocx (version 6.01.9846) can cause the error “Object doesn’t support this property or method”. Sadly, a common […]
Microsoft’s push of Office 365 annual payments over ‘one time’ purchases continues with the announcement that they have over 20 million consumer customers for Office 265. It’s one number from their results for the last quarter of 2015. Office 365 overall had a whopping 70% increase in revenue. But the overall ‘Productivity and Business Processes’ […]
