According to, the Office release features numerous features that have been added to, its cloud-connected version, over the course of the last three years. Commercial volume licensing customers can access Office 2019 immediately, while it will become available all customers in the coming weeks, Microsoft said. It's described as a 'one-time release' that 'won't receive future feature updates.' 'For customers who aren't ready for the cloud, Office 2019 provides new features and updates to the on-premises apps for both users and IT professionals,' Jared Spataro, Corporate Vice President for Office and Windows Marketing, wrote in the post. 'Like Windows Long Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) releases, Office 2019 provides a set of valuable enhancements for customers who can't be cloud-connected or receive regular updates.' The Office suite for Windows, as usual, includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Project, Visio, Access, and Publisher, with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook available for the Mac.
Jan 11, 2016 - If you're already syncing a personal Microsoft OneDrive account on your computer (for example, [email protected]), you will need to proceed with the steps in the. Click the 'Download on the Mac App Store' button: (+).
New features include the addition of 'Morph' and 'Zoom' to PowerPoint, new data analysis features on Excel, and the new addition of Read Aloud and Text Spacing to Word and Outlook. A Also Monday, Microsoft, which allows Mac users to 'access all your files in OneDrive without having to download all of them and use storage space on your device.' It arrives along with Files On-Demand allows users to see all files in the Finder on a APFS-formatted volume in macOS Mojave, and allows access to them if the computer is connected to the Internet. Microsoft offers instructions for configuring Files On-Demand for Mac users.
Upgraded to MS Office 2016 (now at v15.18) on my 17' MacBook Pro and installed the latest service pack as recommended for Exchange 2010 to work with this Outlook upgrade. When I open Outlook 2016 it works ok for a while then changes to a 'Sync pending for this folder' status. Outbound emails seem to be processing correctly, but the inbound folders do not update so I don't know when new email arrives unless I check it on my phone or open the old Outlook 2011 version. Has anyone else run into this and/or found a resolution? I was able to solve my problem in Outlook 2016. I don't know if this would solve yours but this is what I did: 1. Turn on logging for troubleshooting (Tools - Sync Errors - Gears icon in the right) 2.
Close Outlook completely and then open it, let it run until the loop begins. Analyze the log file. I was able to see the pattern of the item not being synced, it turned out to be a Cancellation Meeting request that was corrupted, but the logs provided a ItemID.
Unfortunately, is not possible to search by ItemID, only through EWS (Exchange Web Services) so I had to do a small project using C# to logging, search for the item and delete it. Once I did that, just closed all instances of outlook and the remaining items started syncing. Hope any of this helps. Hi, I have a similar issue with Outlook:Mac 2011. The status bar keeps showing 'Downloading attachments0/1' then 'Sync pending for this folder'.
It just keeps cycling, about once a second and is very annoying. I've turned on error logging but there are no errors logged.
I am considering uninstalling Outlook:Mac and all files, then reinstalling but I think that's a fairly drastic solution and I don't know if it will solve the issue since it's related to syncing. To make reinstalling more difficult, Microsoft no longer allow downloading the 2011 (or 2013) versions, so I'll need to dig out the backup disc. I have nearly 6,000 items in my email going back 10 years, so I guess the error could be in any of them. It appears that updating to the latest version won't help either, so my options seem to be use Mail or the (rather awful) browser version. Any other hints?