Note: On October 2, 2017, Starting with the October 2 update, you’ll see Version 16.xx instead of Version 15.xx whenever we release a new Fast build. The following table shows the most recently released Fast builds. To learn about new features, improvements, fixes, and known issues in Fast updates, see. If you're enrolled in the Insider Slow level, you get a new Office 2016 feature update approximately once a month, plus subsequent builds containing important fixes or security updates. The following table shows recent Insider Slow versions and builds, with the most recently released build listed first. New builds contain all the updates contained in previous builds.

Microsoft Office is the application suite, available in a traditional standalone perpetual license form (not yet released for Office 2016, with no release date specified) and through an Office 365.

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Microsoft has pledged a new Office suite, tagged Office 2019, for next year. But other than a nod to the vague 'second half' of 2018, the Redmond, Wash. Developer has said nothing of dates. But because Office 365 is, even more than Windows 10, as much a service as software - and because that model requires a predictable schedule of releases, maintenance milestones and support expiration dates - we can anticipate many of the important dates in the transition from present (Office 2016) to future (Office 2019).

To prepare for Office 2019, circle these dates on the enterprise IT calendar. [ Further reading: ] IDG Summer, 2018 Six weeks ago, Microsoft said, 'Previews of the new products [Office 2019 applications] will start shipping mid-year 2018.' Computerworld's best guess for the beta? July 10, 2018. That's the scheduled date for the release of what will be coded as the 'Semi-Annual Channel' of Office 365 ProPlus.

(ProPlus is the suite that provides rights to the locally installed applications, including Excel, Outlook and Word, for 365 subscribers.) Because the perpetual licensed version of Office 2019 will be built from code already released as Office 365 ProPlus, it's most likely that Microsoft will use the March 2018 feature upgrade for Office 365 ProPlus subscribers as the basis for Office 2019. According to Microsoft's Office 365 ProPlus, the March 2018 feature upgrade will ship March 13, 2018. Then on July 10, 2018, that same upgrade will be issued to the Semi-Annual Channel, the main distribution channel.

In Microsoft's vernacular, 'Semi-Annual Channel' represents more stable code that has been tested by some customers between March 13 and July 10, with Microsoft fixing any found bugs. [ ] (Like Windows 10, the first four months or so of each feature upgrade of Office 365 ProPlus is a test-and-fix period; it's labeled with the awkward 'Semi-Annual Channel (Targeted)' because those releases 'are intended to provide enterprises time to pilot and to validate their line-of-business applications, add-ins, and macros with Office 365 ProPlus before Semi-Annual Channel is released.'

) By issuing that Semi-Annual Channel (Targeted) build as the preview for Office 2019, Microsoft expands the testing to customers who don't subscribe to Office 365, but gets to offer code that has gone through a partial shakedown outside of the company's confines. 11, 2018 Office 2019 is supposed to ship in the 'second half of 2018,' according to Microsoft. But when exactly? We think the date to remember is next year's 9/11. That's the delivery date for 2018's second feature upgrade.

In Outlook, click Help > Check For Updates. If an update is found, download and install it. Restart Outlook. If the problem continues, click Help > Contact Support. Whenever I want to switch profiles I just click the Profile Manager icon in the dock and it's there instantly. You can change from one profile to another without quitting Outlook, but to actually switch you would Quit Outlook and then re-open Outlook, which will use the currently selected default profile when it opens. Outlook 2016 for mac view switcher. By default, the Outlook folder list (folder list: The list of your mail folders visible in the navigation pane, which is the pane on the left side of the main Outlook window. The folder list is only visible in Mail view.) groups similar folders, such as inboxes, from all your mail and Microsoft Exchange accounts.

Another Semi-Annual Channel (Targeted) release, it will probably be identified as 1802 using Microsoft's yymm format. (Yes, yes, yes, 1802 signifies February 2018, but Microsoft released the code that became Office 2019 in March.