Office 2019 on WindowsHello everyone, today you can download Microsoft Office 2019 for Windows 10/11 and experience one of the most popular and stable software ever made. It is almost a sin these days not to have Office on your Windows PC, it’s perfect for students, teachers, hell it’s perfect for just about anybody because regardless of what you do, you will probably have a need for it sooner or later.
Today we will highlight some reasons why you should go ahead and give Office 2019 a try. Most people that have installed Office 2019 like myself, love it, it does what you need it do and these days Office is much smoother and doesn’t slow down your PC like the previous versions did. Microsoft has done a really good job with Word, PowerPoint, Excel, OneDrive, Outlook, and now Publisher which all come packaged when you install Office 2019. I use Word 80% of the time I open up Office but I am slowly also starting to use the likes of Excel to manage some business stuff. Let us know in the comments what you think about the new Microsoft Office once you decide to install it.
- You can now upgrade to Office 2021.
Install Office 2019 on Windows
Microsoft Office 2019 Features
- Add visual impact
Bring visual interest to your documents, worksheets, and presentations by inserting Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) that have filters applied to them.
- Break the language barrier
Translate words, phrases, and other text selections to another language with Microsoft Translator.
- LaTeX equation support
You asked for it! You can now create math equations using LaTeX syntax.
- Add motion with Morph
Make smooth animations, transitions, and object movements across your slides with Morph.
- Find what you’re looking for with Zoom
Zoom takes you from one slide to another, in any order you like. Skip ahead or revisit slides without interrupting the flow of your presentation.
- Run a slide show with your digital pen
Use your Surface pen, or any other pen with a Bluetooth button, to advance your slides.
- New functions
TEXTJOIN, CONCAT, IFS, and more. Let Excel do the work so you don’t have to.
- Inking is where it’s at
Convert ink to shapes, write out complex math problems, highlight text, and more. Use a finger or a pen. A mouse works too.
- Easily link tasks
Forget about memorizing the ID of the task you want to link to. Instead, select a cell in either the Predecessors or Successors columns to see a list of all the tasks in your project.
- One-click fixes for accessibility issues
The Accessibility Checker is better than ever with updated support for international standards and handy recommendations to make your documents more accessible.
