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Office 2016 focuses on enhancing user experience, introducing numerous innovative features. Explore the distinctions between Office 2016 and Office 2013 in detail below.
Office 2016 vs. Office 2013 Interface
The interface of Office 2016 retains a familiar look with subtle changes easily noticeable to users. Notably, tool icons like Word, Excel, and Powerpoint have been replaced, leaving only the save, redo, and undo icons.
Another fresh aspect is the tab division marked by vertical lines, a departure from the previous tabs sticking together, providing users with improved visibility.
New Feature: Tell Me
Tell Me stands out as a novel addition to Office 2016. It serves as a hub for synthesizing tools or keywords entered, facilitating quicker control and operation selection.
For instance, by pressing Alt-Q to open Tell Me, you can search for the term 'Lay' and witness all related options or settings.
Office 2016 Empowers Online Document Sharing
The document sharing feature in Office 2016 has taken a step further. Users can now share documents with friends or collaborate with colleagues on editing a shared document.
To share, navigate to Share, then click Save to Cloud to upload the document to OneDrive.
Next, input the name (contact) or email address to share the document.
New Feature: Smart Lookup
This is a direct search tool with results from Bing. For example, highlight the phrase Mytour, right-click, choose Smart Lookup, and Bing results will appear directly on the document you're working on.
Moreover, there are numerous differences between Office 2016 and Office 2013. Refer to the images below for a detailed understanding of how Office 2016 differs from Office 2013.
After exploring the content above, you probably have an idea of what sets Office 2016 apart from Office 2013, right? If these features resonate with you, consider upgrading to Office 2016. Check out Install Office 2016 for more details.
