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MICROSOFT OFFICE PROFESSIONAL PLUS 2021
$5.99
In this day and age, Microsoft Office is something that anyone who owns a computer or laptop is familiar with. From the first release in 1990 to the present day, many updated versions have been released. And with each new version we see something progressive and prosperous. This year Microsoft Office will release its latest version together with Microsoft 11. But what exactly is the actual release date? What are the new features it brings with it? And how much do you have to pay for it? Here’s everything we know about Microsoft Office 2021.
Office release date 2021
The start date for the next consumer release of Microsoft Office coincides with that of Windows 11, which is also planned for the same date. The current desktop version of Office is Office 2019. It was released on September 24, 2018. While Office 2021, the following edition of this format will appear on October 5, 2021.
Features of Microsoft Office 2021
While Microsoft didn’t officially release the features of the 2021 version of MS Office, it gave us a glimpse of what to expect in Office 2021 by releasing the Microsoft Office Long Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) for Windows and Mac. The consumer version of Office 2021 will be essentially the same as LTSC, with no feature updates and a fixed-time release date. According to Microsoft, some changes to Office LTSC should also apply to Office 2021, such as array support (for Excel) and so on.
It also adds multi-app functionality for version 1.3 of the OpenDocument format. Outlook has advanced search and in-app translation options for more than 70 languages.
However, the latest version doesn’t include PowerPoint, Word, and Excel with AI-powered automation. A Microsoft 365 subscription gives you access to the latest cloud-based services, including a variety of new remote collaboration tools.
Although most of the functionality of Microsoft Office 2021 and Office LTSC are the same, LTSC is designed for specific situations where regulated devices are not allowed to receive feature updates but are still connected to the Internet.
