And at the same time, if Microsoft were to create a truly revolutionary new Office product, the tens of millions that are comfortable with today's products would need retraining

In all, I don't see any improvements and I think that Office was more intuitive and easier to use but still powerful enough a long time ago.

In all, I don't see any improvements and I think that Office was more intuitive and easier to use but still powerful enough a long time ago.

because I read that Office 2011 would no longer work with High Sierra

I'm using an old MacBook Air (mid 2012) with just 4GB of RAM and the Office installation did not suddenly bog my system down, nor have I had problems actually running Office

Office has always had some issues on the Mac side, with interfaces not being as "pretty" as they are in the PC version, and some of the functions are a little awkward

Recently, I started using Office 2016 for Windows for work and wondered how the new Mac version looked

I won't be reinstalling Office in that event, because I can't - the keycode only works once

I used Office 2011 for the Mac right up until the time Microsoft stopped supporting it

well).Although Office 2016 has been on the market since July 2015, this still feels very much like a beta product and is the buggiest piece of software I have ever used

Office 2011 worked great

Office 2016 is slow, and crashes all the time

Office has been a nightmare

If you don't have time to read the rest of this, just know that Office 2016 is better than Office has EVER been on the Mac

I was really looking forward to having a shiny, new, updated Office quite for Mac, with this version.