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1. MICROSOFT OFFICE 2019 FOR MAC WORD PROBLEMS UPGRADE
2. MICROSOFT OFFICE 2019 FOR MAC WORD PROBLEMS FOR WINDOWS 10

Really compelling and interesting features will be left for Microsoft’s preferred customers the Office 365 ‘subscribers’. That’s Microsoft’s dilemma, what to put into Office 2019 without giving away too much. Microsoft will only add as many new and changed Office 2019 features as are needed to sell the new product and nothing more. It’s not like the usual Office version where the company puts in as many new features as they need for enticing customers to upgrade. Microsoft’s Office 2019 dilemmaĭeciding on the features in Office 2019 is a difficult balance for Microsoft.

MICROSOFT OFFICE 2019 FOR MAC WORD PROBLEMS UPGRADE

Redmond is releasing a new ‘perpetual licence’ Microsoft Office to keep those customers and get some upgrade money. Other customers are resisting the whole idea of annual payments to Microsoft and prefer to pay once for their software. These customers don’t like the constantly shifting features in the Office ‘subscription’ model. Office 2019 exists because there’s enough, mainly corporate, customers who insist on having a fixed feature version of Microsoft Office. It’s more profitable and gives the company more even cashflow, instead of the sudden influx of money from each new version. Office 365 or other annual licensing is better for Microsoft’s bottom line. Microsoft’s ideal is all customers on an annual Office 365 plan and not selling ‘perpetual licence’ Office 2019 at all. Office 2019, what we know and don’t know, without guessing

MICROSOFT OFFICE 2019 FOR MAC WORD PROBLEMS FOR WINDOWS 10

Office 2019 only for Windows 10 with 30% less support time Microsoft will release it later this year but the date hasn’t been announced. Office 2019 is the ‘perpetual licence’, single payment, fixed feature version of Microsoft Office. Redmond’s dirty little secret is they’d prefer not selling Office 2019 at all. Many of the Office 2019 assumptions and rumors don’t account for the changed business model at Microsoft.