Review Microsoft Office 2019

In September 2018, Microsoft Office 2019 was released to the public. As usual, there are several packages to choose from, but the most commonly used package is Office Home & Student 2019, which includes PowerPoint, Word, and Excel, with each license costing $149.99. Meanwhile, Office Professional 2019, in addition to these three software packages, also includes Outlook, Access, and Publisher. It is more expensive, at $439.99 per license.

Both licenses are valid for one PC only. So, if you want to install Microsoft Office 2019 on multiple PCs, you'll need to purchase licenses for that number of PCs. And one more thing to remember: Microsoft Office 2019 only supports Windows 10. Some users may have tried it on Windows 7 or other versions and found it successful, but the risk is that the system will be more prone to errors when updates appear.

Microsoft Office 2019 Features

Since the Ribbon interface was first introduced in Microsoft Office 2007, the appearance of Microsoft Office hasn't changed much, but from a productivity standpoint, this consistency is actually a good thing. If each version comes with a drastically changed appearance, users will have to get used to the new interface before they can use it smoothly again.

The changes that appear usually occur in Microsoft Office features. For example, the Learning Tools feature is intended to make text more comfortable to read. It includes options to widen the margins between text and the edges, change the page background color, and widen or narrow the spacing between words.

Syllables are quite interesting, as each word is displayed according to its individual syllables, separated by a semicolon. Morning becomes morning, night becomes night, and so on.

Text can also be heard with Enable Read Aloud. Users can select the text they want to listen to, speed up the reading speed, choose the voice, and return to the previous or next paragraph. Users who frequently use Read Aloud can add it to Quick Access for easier access.

In addition to having text read aloud, text can also be dictated so you don't have to type. Whatever you say into the microphone is automatically converted to text in Microsoft Word.

Download Microsoft Office 2019 (From Microsoft Website)

Microsoft Office 2019 licenses are valid forever, so you only need to pay once. This type of license is called a Perpetual License. This differs from Office 365 licenses, which are subscription-based, requiring recurring payments.

However, Microsoft Office 2019 users will not receive updates in the form of new features, while Office 365 users will always receive these updates. Updates for Microsoft Office 2019 only focus on bug fixes and security vulnerabilities. You can download the latest and free Microsoft Office 2019 from the official Microsoft website below: