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Also they just dont understand the value of realtime collaboration and dont want someone editing a document while they are engaged. In fact the odds are high that the user I am collaborating with doesn't know what realtime collaboration is and doesn't even have Office365 to make it work. I don't need realtime editing capabilities. At home I don't care about collaboration its not needed I can email the file if I need to share. You can buy Office 2019 run it for 5-10 years and that works out to a very low monthly cost. But I can't, because it needs to check that I'm currently subscribed. Now I'd love to be able to sign out of Office so it doesn't consistently mess it up. OneDrive was handling everything just fine.

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But I never, ever had a problem with Office on my PC until an update that made all this change a couple of months ago. This is so frustrating, and has long and often happened with OneNote on my phone. The problem is that I open a lot of files - I work quickly and often change my mind and open a file I had just saved and closed - and then when I go to make a quick change and save, I get a message that the files are out of sync and that it has saved a copy. I think it thinks it's smart and going my to OneDrive directly I think it recognizes that my documents folder is in my OneDrive folder.) (I've turned autosave off and have it saving to my documents folder through the PC's folder path as the default. I want my files to sync to OneDrive, but I sure wish O365 wouldn't touch it directly. some like it cheap, some like it free, I don't need it at all, but that's just me :) So IMHO the whole subject matter of the article is completely based on -> 'It depends on the user's needs' <.

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Using the latest version of these free Office tools/apps I have never had an issue with compatibility that I could not easily resolve. I simply use a free tool like Open Office or LibreOffice and find that they contain way more than I would even need anyway for my needs. I use Office-like apps soooooo infrequently that I cannot justify spending a dime on any of it. A person like this most likely would be fine even with an older version.

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Additionally considering that you can buy a stand alone local install of Office for about what you would pay for only one month of 365 service, maybe 2 months (depends). The average home user who might use an Office app one in a while cannot justify the cost since it could technically expire before they even need it and then that money was wasted. The online feature set in that case is most likely a need any way. I guess this is going to be completely subjectional on a per user basis? Someone who lives, breathes and works mostly from Office in an ongoing manor year after year will obviously benefit from getting a 365 license. You can find them on MicrosoftвЂ™s new Showdown website. The resulting videos are pretty interesting, if not surprising. To test this claim, the firm pitted Office 365 and Office 2019 against each other in a head-to-head showdown, challenging three sets of twins to complete the same tasks in both versions of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Most importantly, Office 365 is connected to the cloud, so you can access your content from any device, coauthor with anyone in real-time (regardless of whether or not theyвЂ™ve purchased a copy of Office), and use the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to create more impactful content with less effort.вЂќД«y comparison, the standalone Office 2019 application suite is вЂњfrozen in time,вЂќ because it is never updated with new features and is not cloud-connected, Microsoft says.

And these apps keep getting better over time, with new capabilities delivered every month.

вЂњOffice 365 includes fully installed Office applications-including the latest versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. вЂњThereвЂ™s a world of difference between the Office 365 and Office 2019,вЂќ Microsoft corporate vice president Jared Spataro explains. But thatвЂ™s because Office 365 is superior. Yes, itвЂ™s true: Microsoft would prefer for its customers to not buy Office 2019.

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