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New Microsoft Office won't require you to pay for a subscription - CNET

David Goldfield All Messages By This Member #357 开云体育 CNET News - Wednesday, September 23, 2020 at 11:21 AM New Microsoft Office won't require you to pay for a subscription - CNET A 2021 version of Microsoft Office won't require a subscription. Microsoft will release a new, flat-price version of its Office productivity software in 2021, moving away from the subscription service model it introduced earlier this year, according to a Tuesday from the company. The post, first spotted by , only includes one line about the software, but it's pretty clear: " will also see a new perpetual release for both Windows and Mac, in the second half of 2021."? In April, Microsoft transitioned Office 365 into , a subscription service that added more features to the suite of software tools, but required a monthly payment of $6.99 for an individual plan or $9.99 for a family of up to six people. While you can use Microsoft 365 apps like Word, PowerPoint and and Excel with limited functionality, you'll need either a perpetual version or a subscription to take full advantage of their capabilities. For more like this Subscribe to the CNET Now newsletter for our editors' picks of the most important stories of the day. Some wondered if would be the last perpetual version of the software, since Microsoft 365 came along. But now we know a new version is on the way.? Microsoft didn't include any information about price, availability or a specific release date for the new version of Office.? Now playing: Watch this: Windows 10: Features to try now 1:53 ? ? ?David Goldfield Assistive Technology Specialist Feel free to visit my Web site WWW.DavidGoldfield.info -- Feel free to visit the moderator's Web site www.davidgoldfield.org
David Diamond All Messages By This Member #360 开云体育 Canadians always needed to pay an annual price, not monthly subscription price.? For one user it was $69.95 per year I believe or $119.95 for 5 users per year.? I muse how this will impact Canadians?? ? Thank you for emailing The Diamond Touch Dog Rehabilitation Centre.??? For a full list of our services visit the following website: https://thediamondtouchdog.ca/ ? toggle quoted message Show quoted text From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of David Goldfield via groups.io Sent: September 23, 2020 4:37 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [office-accessibility] New Microsoft Office won't require you to pay for a subscription - CNET ? CNET News - Wednesday, September 23, 2020 at 11:21 AM New Microsoft Office won't require you to pay for a subscription - CNET A 2021 version of Microsoft Office won't require a subscription. Microsoft will release a new, flat-price version of its Office productivity software in 2021, moving away from the subscription service model it introduced earlier this year, according to a Tuesday from the company. The post, first spotted by , only includes one line about the software, but it's pretty clear: " will also see a new perpetual release for both Windows and Mac, in the second half of 2021."? In April, Microsoft transitioned Office 365 into , a subscription service that added more features to the suite of software tools, but required a monthly payment of $6.99 for an individual plan or $9.99 for a family of up to six people. While you can use Microsoft 365 apps like Word, PowerPoint and and Excel with limited functionality, you'll need either a perpetual version or a subscription to take full advantage of their capabilities. For more like this Subscribe to the CNET Now newsletter for our editors' picks of the most important stories of the day. Some wondered if would be the last perpetual version of the software, since Microsoft 365 came along. But now we know a new version is on the way.? Microsoft didn't include any information about price, availability or a specific release date for the new version of Office.? Now playing: Watch this: Windows 10: Features to try now 1:53 ? ? ? ?David Goldfield Assistive Technology Specialist ? Feel free to visit my Web site -- Feel free to visit the moderator's Web site
Brian Vogel Member Profile All Messages By This Member #361 I will believe this when I see it, literally.? ?A throwaway line in a blog, even one of the officially sanctioned Microsoft blogs, is just that. Until or unless I see a major formal announcement from the Microsoft Office Development Team, I take this with a huge grain of salt.? It would be a 180-degree reversal of a trajectory that's been a juggernaut for several years now.? That is exceedingly rare for Microsoft.

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