Office 2021 is the personal and small business ‘perpetual licence’, non-subscription version of Microsoft Office. For Windows and Mac.
Office LTSC (Long Term Servicing Channel) is the volume licence ‘perpetual licence’, non-subscription version of Microsoft Office for organizations, companies and governments. Also for Windows and Mac.
The features in Office 2021 and Office LTSC are very similar, if not the same.
Microsoft has confirmed it will end the Access Database Compare tool in June 2026, removing it from all supported versions of Office including Microsoft 365, Office 2024, Office 2021 plus Office 2019 . The deadline is June 20, 2026. If database comparison is part of your regular workflow for version control or auditing changes between […]
The Question Exclamation Mark ⁈ is a single character that combines the energy of both punctuation marks into one, perfect for expressing surprise mixed with a genuine question. Whether you are working in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or Outlook on Windows or Mac, there are several quick ways to insert it, including a keyboard shortcut or […]
Word’s standard Highlight Color button on the Home tab does the job for quick work, but it caps you at a mere 15 colors. The Draw tab’s Highlighter pen is a far more powerful tool hiding in plain sight. Turn on one setting you get the clean word alignment and find capability just like the […]
Microsoft Word has a built-in setting to enforce or ban the Oxford comma, also called the serial comma, and most people have no idea it exists. Whether you swear by that final comma in a list or consider it unnecessary clutter, Word can automatically flag any sentence that breaks your preferred rule. The setting works […]
Microsoft Word has a built-in grammar setting that decides where commas and periods should sit when they appear next to closing quotation marks. American English puts them inside the quotes. British English puts them outside. The Punctuation Required with Quotes setting in Word’s Grammar options lets you enforce whichever rule you follow, or none entirely […]
