Windows 10: Office Insider v1810 fast build 10910.20007 - September 21

Brink · Sep 22, 2018

What's new

PowerPoint, Word,
Excel, and Outlook Ability to change the transparency level of pictures on Win32
We now offer the ability for users to choose how transparent they would like their pictures to be in Office. This feature allows users to show what is behind an image giving greater control when making edits to picture in their Office documents.
Getting Started:
1. Insert a picture in an Office document
2. Click on the Picture Tools Format tab in the ribbon
Scenarios to Try:
Click on the Transparency icon in the ribbon and play around with some of our preselected values.
Try out the transparency slider to get more precise control by either clicking the “Picture Transparency Options…” button in the ribbon or the “Format Picture” option in the right click menu.
Restrictions:
This feature is designed to only work for one picture at a time.
Notable fixes

In the table below, you'll find key fixes in the latest Insider build.

Word

We fixed a crashing issue that occurred while inking in Word

Excel

We fixed an issue with using IME in modern comment editbox

We fixed an auto recovery issue that occurred after a session unlock

PowerPoint

We fixed an issue where external links within PowerPoint were broken when saving to cloud

Outlook

Various performance and stability fixes

Access

Various performance and stability fixes

Project

Various performance and stability fixes

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Source: Release Notes - Windows Insider Fast The 21st Night of - Microsoft Community

See also:

Update history for Office Insider for Windows desktop - Office Support

Insider release notes for Office for Windows desktop - Office Support

Tip Latest Office Updates for Windows

How to Check for Updates in Office 2016 for Windows

What is Office Insider? - Office Support

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Brink · Sep 22, 2018

It's here! Office Insider Fast for Office 2016 on Windows

Hi Insiders –

As you may have heard, the Office Insider program for Windows Desktop is now available in two levels—Office Insider Slow and Office Insider Fast.

So what does this mean to you?

If you’re already an Office Insider, you’re now automatically enrolled in the Slow level. You’ll continue to receive early builds of Office 2016 once or twice a month, just as you have in the past.

If you want even earlier access to new features, more frequently, you can opt into the new Fast level and receive weekly builds of Office 2016. The Fast level is a good fit for those who like to be first in line to try features and provide feedback, and who are comfortable using unsupported builds.

Note: Office Insider is designed for consumer customers who receive Office 2016 updates as part of an Office 365 Home, Personal, or University subscription. If you’re a commercial subscriber, it is possible to receive Fast builds, but you must follow these steps instead of the ones described below.

Already an Office Insider? Here’s how you can change from the Slow to Fast level:

Ensure that 16.0.7341.2021 is installed, which we released to Office Insiders last week.

In any Office 2016 app, click File > Account > Office Insider > Change Level.

Select Insider Fast as your level, agree to the terms of use, and then click OK.

Click Update Options > Update Now to install the Office Insider Fast build.

At this point, you should be on version 16.0.7329.1000. To check, click File > Account and look for the version information under the Office Updates heading. Don't worry if you see Version 1610 (Build 7329.1000) instead of 16.0.7329.1000. It's the same build. As an Office Insider on the Fast level, you're just getting a sneak peek at our new naming convention.

Not yet an Office Insider and want to opt into the Fast level?

You’ll need to join the Office Insider program first, so you can install the latest Office Insider Slow build, 16.0.7341.2021, which contains the new user interface options for opting into the Fast level. (These options are not yet available to our non-Insider audience, and this is currently the only way you can sign up to receive Fast builds.)

Join the Office Insider program for Windows Desktop.

On your My Account page, in the Version list, choose either Office Insider - 32-bit or Office Insider - 64-bit, and then click Install.

At this point, you should be on the Slow build, 16.0.7341.2021. To check, click File > Account and look for the version information under the Office Updates heading.

To opt into the Office Insider Fast level and install the latest Fast build, follow steps 2 through 4 in the procedure above.

After you have the Fast build installed, check out the Shared with Me feature, which makes it easy to find documents, spreadsheets, and presentations that others have shared with you from OneDrive, OneDrive for Business, or SharePoint Online.

What's the best way to report issues or leave feedback?

Feel free to use any of the following options.

In any Office 2016 app, click File > Feedback. If you run into an issue, let us know by clicking I Don't Like Something. To suggest new features or improvements to existing features, click I Have a Suggestion and leave feedback on the app’s UserVoice site, which is like a community suggestion box.

Note: If you don’t see the I Have a Suggestion button shown above, it’s coming soon. In the meantime, you can go directly to these UserVoice sites: Excel, Word, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook, Access, and Visio.

Report issues or ask questions in the Office Insider community. Our product teams regularly promote Fast features in this forum, As Patrick from the Office Collaboration team has done here, and they'll help answer questions and troubleshoot any issues you find in Fast builds.

Tweet us at Office Insider (@OfficeInsider).

Since the launch of Office Insider last November, more than one million Insiders have used pre-release builds of Office across platforms and provided more than 100,000 pieces of feedback. You are instrumental in helping us improve the Office 2016 experience for millions of people around the world.

Thanks!
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Source: It Office Insider Fast for Office 2016 on Windows - Microsoft Community

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Brink · Sep 22, 2018

Announcing September Insider Slow update for Office 2016 for Windows

Current channel - Version 1608 (Build 7341.2032)

Hi Insiders -

On September 21, 2016, we released the September feature update for Office 2016 to our Office Insider Slow audience. To get the update immediately, open any Office 2016 app and choose File > Account > Update Options > Update Now. After you update, you should see either 16.0.7369.2017 or Version 1609 (7369.2017).

What's new in this release?
New features this month:

Ink replay: To understand what’s behind the ink you see on a PowerPoint slide, click Draw > Ink Replay to rewind and replay the ink strokes. You can use this feature to follow a sequence of handwritten notes and drawings, review step-by-step instructions, or see the order in which somebody else marked up the slide. (Feature requires an Office 365 subscription)

Better recordings: In PowerPoint, you can add a Recording tab to the ribbon, create a presentation made up of recorded slides, screen recordings, and inserted video, and then share that recorded content to be viewed remotely on Docs.com. You can also embed quizzes to assist with remote learning and make your presentation more interactive, as well as change the ink color right from the palette in the recording pane. To learn more, see Record your slide show in PowerPoint. (Feature requires an Office 365 subscription)

Accessibility built right in: In Outlook, we’ve improved keyboard and assistive technology experiences for reading email, scheduling meetings, and adding a signature.

New data transformations and connectivity enhancements: In Excel, add parameters to your queries, or create new queries from Merge or Append operations. You can also use the Web connector to preview web pages. (Feature requires an Office 365 subscription)

We’re listening: In any Office 2016 app, click File > Feedback to tell us what you like or don’t like, or to suggest new features. (Feature requires an Office 365 subscription)

Additional resources

Office Insider page

Follow @OfficeInsider on Twitter

What's new and improved in Office 2016 for Office 365

What's the difference between Office 365 and Office 2016?

How do I install Office updates?

Enjoy!

Anneliese
Office Newsroom
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Source: Microsoft Community

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spektykles · Sep 22, 2018

Office Insider v1808 fast build 10711.20012 - July 20

Always one step behind...
BTW, broken buttons, maybe Sets?

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