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Give the details a look, and select the best home/enterprise pricing plan for your needs: Office 365 is a suite of applications which includes Microsoft Word. Microsoft Word 2016, the latest version of the software, can be availed by subscribing to any Office 365 pricing plan. Exchange Online Advanced Threat Protection.Office 365 Enterprise E5 – $35.00/user/month/annual billing Office 365 Enterprise E3 – $20.00/user/month/annual billing Office 365 Enterprise E1 – $8.00/user/month/annual billing Office 365 ProPlus – $12.00/user/month/annual billing

Up to 250 Video Conference Participants.

Office 365 Business Essentials – $6.00/user/month or $5.00/user/month/annual billing Office 365 Business Premium – $15.00/user/month or $12.50/user/month/annual billing

Up to 5 Phones, Tablets, Computers per User.

Office 365 Business – $9.90/user/month or $8.30/user/month/annual billing Look at the packages to decide which is the best plan for your organization. Prices indicated below are monthly rates as well as annual commitments. Next up, OneNote 15.Office 365 has seven enterprise pricing plans. There's a lot more to Word 15, of course, but these are the improvements that stick out to me. More to the point, I don't get why it's even part of the product. I don't understand why you can't turn this off in the Options UI. Courtesy of a registry hack, I was able to disable it, thankfully. Worse still, however, is the Word-only typing animation that makes this product unusable. Word 15 utilizes a new smooth scrolling feature that I find annoying. I used to disable this view routinely in Word 2010, but I like the way it looks in this version. It sports a new look and is a nice way to navigate through a document using its structure as a guide. The big one, to me, is the Navigation pane. In addition to the new features noted above, Word 15 includes improvements to many existing features as well.

But with Word 15, you can now password protect your changes, ensuring that others don't simply delete something without a trace Word has long sported a track changes feature that highlights the additions and changes that multiple authors make to a document. Track changes, now with password protection (In a semi-related addition, you can also add web video to Word documents, as you can to PowerPoint presentations.) So now you can share a document with others over the web, including those that do not have Word installed. In Office 15, Word picks up this ability via a new feature called Present Online. In Office 2010, PowerPoint users gained the ability to broadcast presentations over the web, opening up virtual presentations dramatically and providing a way for anyone, even those without PowerPoint, to enjoy that content. That little blue arrow toggles that section between displayed and hiddenĪ new Design tab in the Word 15 ribbon provides quick access to document themes, watermarks, page colors and borders, and other design-related elements. It's not automatic, but very, very welcome.Ī new control that appears to the left of headings allows you to expand and contract sections of text, hiding and revealing the sections so you can focus just on what you're writing. The new Read mode scrolls from left to rightĬourtesy of a very cool new bookmarking feature, Word 15 will prompt you to return to your previous editing or reading point when you re-open a document. Interesting, the default layout on a traditional landscape PC screen uses a left-to-right scrolling mode, not top-to-bottom as has always been the case with such document-based applications. But more important, perhaps, it offers a stunning new reading experience for both traditional Word documents and PDFs that reflows text in a columnar view automatically. To this end, Word 15 works as a PDF reader-yes, really-for the first time. Microsoft is really pushing Word as a reading tool in this release, no doubt because users with tablets in particular can use it in either landscape or portrait mode to consume content casually. Note that this list isn't comprehensive but is rather those changes I enjoy the most. So what's new? Here are some of my favorite new and improved features. This is one of the most venerable of the Office applications, and the one I've used the most over the years, by far. In the second in a series of articles detailing the new features in each of the Office 15 applications, I take a look at Microsoft Word 15, the Office word processor.