The new Microsoft Office fee is coming in 2021 without a subscription

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If there’s one thing we can do without next year, well (gestures of everything), it’s subscription services. Bloom. Xbox Game Pass. Disney +. Adobe Creative Suite Apple Arcade. Stadia. HBO Max. All admission to CBS. Netflix. Hulu. Spotify. Amazon Prime. Even our shoes are not protected from monthly payments. Kind of makes you pine for good ol ’days where you would pay a flat fee for something and it was yours. You can still do that with a few things, Apparently, and subscription services are not removed, but now it eThere’s an endless bill cycle, it’ll just be great …. something of its own. Looks like a micro .ft Memo, As he plans to publish one New subscription-less version of subs fee in 2021.

Spotted by PC Mag (By Windows Central), Micro .ft refers to this briefly Exchange team Blog published yesterday: The company said it will also see a new permanent release in the second half of 2021 for both Office Office, Windows and Microsoft Office.. No other information about the new Office fee is currently available.

Currently, there are several ways to get your hands on some micro .ft office fee programs. You can access them Free on the web, The same way you would in Google Drive. All you need is a microcount account and you’re in it. If you need to use those programs offline and install them directly on your computer, There are a few subscription levels Which will give you access to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and some other programs and services. You can also purchase the license directly for $ 150 and get Word, Excel and PowerPoint without a subscription, although not with OneDrive and Skype with Access.

If You are a current student or teacher, You can get all those programs plus a bunch of other programs for free with Skype, OneDrive and programs fee 365 education. But your school needs an Office Fee 365 education plan for you to take advantage of it.

It will be interesting to see what features Microsoft has added to the already strong slate of its work productivity programs. Some have been added recently New Transcription Tools on Word OnlineIs, but at the moment there are no plans to bring the same tools to the desktop version. (Fingers crossed they are included in the next version!) Anyway, it’s a big relief to see that Microsoft .ft still offer permanent licenses for some of its programs instead of becoming a 100% subscription service next year. If you are someone like me who uses a lot of micro .ft office fees, you can save more in the long run.