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Microsoft Reveals What’s New in Office 365 This Month

Posted October 31, 2017 | Office 365 | Windows


The October 2017 additions to Office 365 include several cloud-powered features that can help save you time and produce better results, Microsoft says.

But before getting to the features, there’s some even bigger news: Microsoft has expanded the international availability of Office 365 to 96 new markets, bringing the total to over 246 markets around the world, and in 44 languages. You almost have to go out of your way to find a place on earth where you cannot access Office 365. Like Antarctica. Or Iran.

Anyway, here’s what’s new this month.

Translator in Word (for Office Insiders on Windows). The translation tools in Word are getting overhauled, and you can now translate sections of text, or your entire document, and review or save the result as a regular document file. (This feature is coming to Word on other platforms coming soon.)

Tell Me support for people and documents in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Office 365 commercial subscribers can now search across their organization, share current files with colleagues, and preview and re-use slides, graphs, and tables from previous documents with support for people and document search in Tell Me.

Learning Tools in Word for iPad. As I noted earlier, Word on iPad now supports Immersive Reader and Read Aloud, new mobile tools that enable content to be viewed in ways that are optimized for learning differences and allow documents to be read back with simultaneous highlighting.

OneDrive Files On-Demand. OneDrive Files On-Demand is available as part of the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update. In fact, it’s one of the best new features of that release.

3D files support in OneDrive. Now you can organize and share 3D objects in the OneDrive and at OneDrive.com before importing them into Word, Excel, or PowerPoint.

Visio Online. As I wrote about earlier, Visio Online is a web-based version of the popular Microsoft diagramming tool.

MyAnalytics networking visualization. Microsoft has introduced new features in MyAnalytics that help you visualize the time you spend with individuals and groups so that you can better match your time investments to your priorities. (So, not that kind of networking.)

LinkedIn profiles in Outlook.com. Consumers using Outlook.com can now access LinkedIn profiles directly from their personal inboxes. This is rolling out now and will be available to all customers by the end of November.

There’s more, of course. Check out the original Microsoft blog post for the complete list.

 



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