Windows 10: Office 2016, rollout begins September 22nd 2015

Discus and support Office 2016, rollout begins September 22nd 2015 in Windows 10 News to solve the problem; Okay, I confess. Until recently I've only used open source software but I really like using the Office 2016 trial. I'll never need the full version... Discussion in 'Windows 10 News' started by Brink, Sep 9, 2015.

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  1. GAROSS
    GARoss Win User

    Office 2016, rollout begins September 22nd 2015


    Okay, I confess. Until recently I've only used open source software but I really like using the Office 2016 trial. I'll never need the full version (I'm retired) but I presume there will be watered down version similar to Office Home and Student 2013. I think Word & Excel would be all I'd need so if there's no difference or just minor differences, the current Office Home and Student 2013 would do.
    Anyone know if there will be an Office Home and Student 2016?
     
    GARoss, Sep 15, 2015
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  2. WYNONA
    Wynona Win User

    The "personal" version of Office 2016 is for one computer and costs $69.99 per year.
     
    Wynona, Sep 15, 2015
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  3. GAROSS
    GARoss Win User
    Office Home and Student 2013 is one time pay, not an annual, or monthly subscription like Office 365. Office Home and Student 2013 is $139.95 but can be found discounted at $99.95. I was hoping for a new version of Office Home and Student 2016.
     
    GARoss, Sep 15, 2015
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  4. WYNONA
    Wynona Win User

    Office 2016, rollout begins September 22nd 2015

    There should be a 2016 version of Office Home and Student Perpetual released on September 22.
     
    Wynona, Sep 15, 2015
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  5. GAROSS
    GARoss Win User
    Thanks. Hey, where's your emu?
     
    GARoss, Sep 15, 2015
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  6. WYNONA
    Wynona Win User
    Emu? Errr, ummm, that were StarFerret, not an emu.
    Office 2016, rollout begins September 22nd 2015 [​IMG]
     
    Wynona, Sep 15, 2015
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  7. GAROSS
    GARoss Win User
    LOL. I guess I got my critters mixed up!!!
     
    GARoss, Sep 15, 2015
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  8. WYNONA
    Wynona Win User

    Office 2016, rollout begins September 22nd 2015

    Well, looks like it'll be over pretty soon . . .

    Since August 2014, I've participated in Office 365 2016 Technical Preview, but today I got notice that the Preview is ending and as reported earlier, Microsoft Office 2016 will be released on September 22:

    . . . What to expect:

    • Over the next few days, we will begin closing this program on both Connect and Yammer.
    • If you are an active Office 365 subscriber and you have Office 2016 Preview installed as part of this program, you are all set. As valued Preview members, you will continue to receive early Office updates as they arrive.
    • If you have the Trial version of the Preview installed, you will need to either purchase Office 2016 by your trial's end date by clicking on the Buy Now link, OR uninstall the Preview by going to your Control Panel's Programs and Features and selecting Uninstall, then install your licensed version of Office. . .

    Guess that about says it all.
     
    Wynona, Sep 17, 2015
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  9. BOBSAGETFULLHOU
    bobsagetfullhou Win User
    Does anyone have the 2016 RTM version number?
     
    bobsagetfullhou, Sep 19, 2015
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  10. WYNONA
    Wynona Win User
    I just looked and they don't have it listed, but most likely it'll be Microsoft Office 2016, the same as it's been for the past several years.

    Since it's due to be released on September 22 (that's two days from now), you should be able to go to office.microsoft.com and check out the prices there. Office 2013 one time purchase is $139, so I'd expect the 2016 version to be about the same.
     
    Wynona, Sep 19, 2015
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  11. DUDE
    Dude Win User
    I'm guessing it's 1024, to match 240 for W10


    Office 2016, rollout begins September 22nd 2015 [​IMG]
     
    Dude, Sep 21, 2015
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  12. WYNONA
    Wynona Win User
    Nah, it just happened.
     
    Wynona, Sep 21, 2015
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  13. WYNONA
    Wynona Win User

    Office 2016, rollout begins September 22nd 2015

    Tomorrow is the day! Microsoft Office 2016 will make its debut to the world tomorrow!

    My Technical Preview Network on Yammer closed today . . . well, all except for the Water Cooler and General groups.

    So, one more successful Beta/Technical Preview under my belt.
     
    Wynona, Sep 21, 2015
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  14. HTCONEM9USER
    hTconeM9user Win User
    Any idea what time today Office 2016 being released and will it go to office 365 or 2013 so I can look out for it as I have both on my laptop and want to make sure my wifi printer picks it up and I can set it all up
     
    hTconeM9user, Sep 21, 2015
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  15. PAULSALTER
    paulsalter Win User
    Just done a manual check for updates in Word (Office 365 Edition) and it is downloading an Office update
     
    paulsalter, Sep 21, 2015
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