Hi there

@Brink

Like me you have Office 2019 -- this is still concurrent with Office/365 but at some time won't be so the thread title is a tiny bit mis-leading since you seem to be running Office 2019.




Once the features added to Office/365 are not being replicated to office 2019 then perhaps that should be made more clear -- I'm happy that Office 2019 is still maintaining parity with Office/365 - at least for the moment.

Cheers
jimbo

Office 2016 also updated.

Office 2016/19 and 365 get the same updates but the features get enabled only in Office 365. Security updates are applied on all versions though.

RK1997 said:

Office 2016/19 and 365 get the same updates but the features get enabled only in Office 365. Security updates are applied on all versions though.

Hi there
I know that's the "Official Sales Spiel" but currently are there any features on Office/365 that aren't in Office 2019 yet -- sooner or later this section will have to diverge once differences in the two versions appear. So far the two editions appear (apart from the licensing - subscription Vs purchase) identical in functionality. There might be some (for a lot of people) unimportant minor things as "collaborative projects" etc but in all the years I've worked doing various I.T gigs etc there's never been a problem sharing documents etc whatever version of Office is being used --and even back in XP days there were decent things (free as well) like netmeeting which worked in its time extremely well.

Cheers
jimbo

jimbo45 said:

Hi there
I know that's the "Official Sales Spiel" but currently are there any features on Office/365 that aren't in Office 2019 yet -- sooner or later this section will have to diverge once differences in the two versions appear. So far the two editions appear (apart from the licensing - subscription Vs purchase) identical in functionality. There might be some (for a lot of people) unimportant minor things as "collaborative projects" etc but in all the years I've worked doing various I.T gigs etc there's never been a problem sharing documents etc whatever version of Office is being used --and even back in XP days there were decent things (free as well) like netmeeting which worked in its time extremely well.

Cheers
jimbo

I am not saying that Office 365 is better than perpetual counterparts. But what I want to say is the new Office UI, animated 3D models and many more things are available only for O365 users and these updates are what enabling features like these in O365 only.