I hate subscription office software. I have a copy of MS Office 2010 and use it occasionally, however it is not my daily driver. I am now (and for the last 8 years) a LINUX user. Love the OSs and all the excellent applications and do not have of mess with Microsoft antics.
I hadn't noticed that Visio was in there. I'm sure it didn't used to be. If it wasn't, how long has it been there? Really useful. Thanks for the video.
@@AndyMaloneMVP No doubt. Never the less this option looks useful for me as potentially occasional user. Like you I find clients are surprised by what they've already paid for. Favourties so far are telling folks about Bookings and of course using Sharepoint/OneDrive/Teams instead of paying for DropBox.
I can buy Office 2019 for less than a month's subscription, and I truly hate subscriptions, leases, and all other flimflam marketing schemes that are bad ideas. I especially don't like the way they try to hook students.
I use Excel by choice, Word under sufferance because WordPerfect is a far better product in many ways, and PowerPoint because I provide people with 'shows' and don't know how to use other products. I would like to use Linux instead of DOS with the Windows GUI, because Windows has too many problems, some of which I think are written into the software to make you pay for an upgrade. I also don't trust Microsoft. I have to go through and uninstall lots of things I don't want on my computer but Microsoft puts there, without asking, with a security upgrade.
Speaking personally. I found Microsoft to be a highly diligent organisation when it comes to security and compliance. Working with them, I’ve discovered that they take your security very seriously, and do not share your content or PII with anyone without your prior knowledge or consent. There are settings in windows that you can control how much information you share, you should take a look at this. You will notice that I use a Mac for my daily life. I happen to think it’s a better platform than windows, more a bust and more secure. Of course, this is just my opinion through experience. Thanks for sharing your opinions, I do value them. All the best, Andy
I do not like subscription software, and can't justify paying ~$60/year for a product that is used only a few times each month. Furthermore, I really despise software that is tied to the internet unless it REALLY needs to be. Most office applications do not NEED to be tied to the internet, my MMORPG of choice does.
Try moving a row in Lists up or down. You can't. It's utterly ridiculous that thing is released. Some other apps are better though, many need a lot more (basic)feature.
It is an unordered list, not a document or spreadsheet. By clicking on the headings at the top, you can sort in any order. If you want it sorted in a particular order, create a new column maybe call it "OrderBy" & sort on that column.
Because Google Docs got there first. Google also has a smart phone called Android. Microsoft bought up a piece of Nokia and then drove it into the ground. If they had not perhaps more people would be using Microsoft apps. Microsoft's phone had huge icons - Android has smaller one. Android also has useful widgets. ... and because Google has a phone a lot of people use Google, Chrome, GMail and Google Docs etc.
Nothing coming from Microsoft would ever run on the PCs I am owning, they explained to the world that Internet wasn 't safe and that we should use MS network, that Wikipedia wasn't reliable that we should buy MS encarta, that a partially closed format .docx was an openstandard, that Linux was a cancer but their closed source OS with backdoors for US agencies was safe, that preventing me to install the OS of my choice on my PC was required for safety reasons ( UEFI and others restrictions imposed on hardware), that open standards on internet were a bad thing and that we should use IE and IIS proprietary extensions. And I can give you a few more reasons.
Why? Because I do not like to lease a car, I do not like to rent a house. I got back to the Office 2016. What about going to a car dealer and he will tell you that you cannot buy a car, just rent one!? 😂
You can still purchase Office 2022 but from a business perspective if you want to stay with traditional IT. You’ll need a server Infastructure inc hardware, software, staff, licensing, utilities. Not too mention security professionals who will help you clean up that ransomware attack that’s just wiped out your company. But I suppose you’re right stick with what works right? 🤣😂
@@AndyMaloneMVP😁 Yes. I am a freelancer and sometimes I do not have an internet connection. In my case the mandatory cloud thing is annoying. I understand that Microsoft wants us to be all in the clouds 😂 but a little flexibility would be nice. I want to work locally and to upload only the finished product. Also sometimes I work 240 hours a month on my laptop but sometimes I work only 6 hours. For me one payment is better and I hate this monthly payment. Last, I returned to Office 2016 for one particular function: local autosave. Thank you for your work. I watched the video just to know what I am missing. 😂 👍
Ich mag Microsoft-Software nicht mehr. Während ich Windows benutzte, zwang MS mich, mein Passwort zu ändern, und zwang mich dann auf verschiedene Arten, meine beiden Outlook-E-Mail-Konten zu verifizieren. Schließlich schlossen sie es ab. Seltsam.
@@AndyMaloneMVP MS Office 2021 was more than 4 GB, how heavy would be these. What its name. It is important to note that, all of them open from the same location or UI, called fluff, isn't it?
@@AndyMaloneMVP Do you think Microsoft apps are Microsoft Original? What about Microsoft Loop, or Power BI?! Microsoft Planner? 😂 Come on, everything new from Microsoft is a worst version of somebody else app. I have a Microsoft subscription, but Notion is better than Word and Loop, Trello is better than Planner. Powerpoint is the same since 2006. I can go on and on.
I completely agree with you. I don’t work for Microsoft but I am an MVP in cloud technologies not specifically Microsoft office. We live in interesting times as a famous man once said. Microsoft, in recent years have embraced Linux indeed now support many of its products on the platform. Choice is the cornerstone of IT and you are right every month should have a choice. Thanks for the great comment. Appreciate it 👍
Excel. Word. PowerPoint. The apps are powerful but terrible to use and teach. Every time I use them, I feel like I just got into a time machine and went back to the late 1990s. They should be embracing a context sensitive UI. Show the user what they are likely to need based on the tool they are using and what is currently selected. There is no excuse for making users scour ribbons of endless, poorly done icons.
I hate subscription office software. I have a copy of MS Office 2010 and use it occasionally, however it is not my daily driver. I am now (and for the last 8 years) a LINUX user. Love the OSs and all the excellent applications and do not have of mess with Microsoft antics.
I agree that's why I use a Mac :-)
I enjoyed this video so much and learned something new about Stream, thanks Andy.
Glad it was helpful!
I hadn't noticed that Visio was in there. I'm sure it didn't used to be. If it wasn't, how long has it been there? Really useful. Thanks for the video.
You’re welcome but they’re sneaky if you want the really good stuff you need the Visio premium add in 🙈
@@AndyMaloneMVP No doubt. Never the less this option looks useful for me as potentially occasional user. Like you I find clients are surprised by what they've already paid for. Favourties so far are telling folks about Bookings and of course using Sharepoint/OneDrive/Teams instead of paying for DropBox.
I can buy Office 2019 for less than a month's subscription, and I truly hate subscriptions, leases, and all other flimflam marketing schemes that are bad ideas. I especially don't like the way they try to hook students.
I use Excel by choice, Word under sufferance because WordPerfect is a far better product in many ways, and PowerPoint because I provide people with 'shows' and don't know how to use other products. I would like to use Linux instead of DOS with the Windows GUI, because Windows has too many problems, some of which I think are written into the software to make you pay for an upgrade. I also don't trust Microsoft. I have to go through and uninstall lots of things I don't want on my computer but Microsoft puts there, without asking, with a security upgrade.
Speaking personally. I found Microsoft to be a highly diligent organisation when it comes to security and compliance. Working with them, I’ve discovered that they take your security very seriously, and do not share your content or PII with anyone without your prior knowledge or consent. There are settings in windows that you can control how much information you share, you should take a look at this. You will notice that I use a Mac for my daily life. I happen to think it’s a better platform than windows, more a bust and more secure. Of course, this is just my opinion through experience. Thanks for sharing your opinions, I do value them. All the best, Andy
I do not like subscription software, and can't justify paying ~$60/year for a product that is used only a few times each month. Furthermore, I really despise software that is tied to the internet unless it REALLY needs to be. Most office applications do not NEED to be tied to the internet, my MMORPG of choice does.
Good luck and thanks for the comment
Hi,how much of payment appears
Why pay for 365 when you can get free office suites from libre and others
Interesting, thank you.
thank you very much
my whats new icon is not showing in QAT in Exce 365
Try moving a row in Lists up or down. You can't. It's utterly ridiculous that thing is released. Some other apps are better though, many need a lot more (basic)feature.
It is an unordered list, not a document or spreadsheet. By clicking on the headings at the top, you can sort in any order. If you want it sorted in a particular order, create a new column maybe call it "OrderBy" & sort on that column.
Great apps to add to your arsenal!!
Because Google Docs got there first.
Google also has a smart phone called Android.
Microsoft bought up a piece of Nokia and then drove it into the ground. If they had not perhaps more people would be using Microsoft apps.
Microsoft's phone had huge icons - Android has smaller one. Android also has useful widgets.
... and because Google has a phone a lot of people use Google, Chrome, GMail and Google Docs etc.
Project? Planner? Nope...
02:20 Another reason subscriptions.
Nothing coming from Microsoft would ever run on the PCs I am owning, they explained to the world that Internet wasn 't safe and that we should use MS network, that Wikipedia wasn't reliable that we should buy MS encarta, that a partially closed format .docx was an openstandard, that Linux was a cancer but their closed source OS with backdoors for US agencies was safe, that preventing me to install the OS of my choice on my PC was required for safety reasons ( UEFI and others restrictions imposed on hardware), that open standards on internet were a bad thing and that we should use IE and IIS proprietary extensions. And I can give you a few more reasons.
Interesting comment, thanks for contributing 🙂
Why? Because I do not like to lease a car, I do not like to rent a house. I got back to the Office 2016.
What about going to a car dealer and he will tell you that you cannot buy a car, just rent one!? 😂
You can still purchase Office 2022 but from a business perspective if you want to stay with traditional IT. You’ll need a server Infastructure inc hardware, software, staff, licensing, utilities. Not too mention security professionals who will help you clean up that ransomware attack that’s just wiped out your company. But I suppose you’re right stick with what works right? 🤣😂
@@AndyMaloneMVP😁 Yes. I am a freelancer and sometimes I do not have an internet connection. In my case the mandatory cloud thing is annoying.
I understand that Microsoft wants us to be all in the clouds 😂 but a little flexibility would be nice. I want to work locally and to upload only the finished product.
Also sometimes I work 240 hours a month on my laptop but sometimes I work only 6 hours. For me one payment is better and I hate this monthly payment.
Last, I returned to Office 2016 for one particular function: local autosave.
Thank you for your work. I watched the video just to know what I am missing. 😂
👍
@@AndyMaloneMVPOr you can move to a serious open source Unix based alternative and don't waste precious US agencies time spying on you.
1. Because it’s Microsoft.
2. Subscriptions are not my preference. (I have commitment issues, clearly😂)
Because it’s Microsoft
Ich mag Microsoft-Software nicht mehr. Während ich Windows benutzte, zwang MS mich, mein Passwort zu ändern, und zwang mich dann auf verschiedene Arten, meine beiden Outlook-E-Mail-Konten zu verifizieren. Schließlich schlossen sie es ab. Seltsam.
English comments would be useful thanks.
@@AndyMaloneMVPSo are German ones.
@@jeromeh7985 Ah
Thanks Sir
are these apps available for offline use.
Totally
@@AndyMaloneMVP MS Office 2021 was more than 4 GB, how heavy would be these. What its name. It is important to note that, all of them open from the same location or UI, called fluff, isn't it?
Microsoft apps always feel like incomplete copies of something else
In what way can you please justify this statement?
@@AndyMaloneMVP Do you think Microsoft apps are Microsoft Original? What about Microsoft Loop, or Power BI?! Microsoft Planner? 😂 Come on, everything new from Microsoft is a worst version of somebody else app.
I have a Microsoft subscription, but Notion is better than Word and Loop, Trello is better than Planner. Powerpoint is the same since 2006. I can go on and on.
i can't even figure out how to read my gmails in outlook
support.microsoft.com/en-gb/office/set-up-gmail-accounts-46274497-95ea-4a7d-9651-d246aa63eb5e
Why pay to be a Microsoft slave when there are free alternatives that are as good or better. Personally I use Libre Office but there are others.
I completely agree with you. I don’t work for Microsoft but I am an MVP in cloud technologies not specifically Microsoft office. We live in interesting times as a famous man once said. Microsoft, in recent years have embraced Linux indeed now support many of its products on the platform. Choice is the cornerstone of IT and you are right every month should have a choice. Thanks for the great comment. Appreciate it 👍
Spread the wisdom as wide as you can.@@AndyMaloneMVP
Microsoft is very powerful
The UI is atrocious for a modern app. They hog resources. Seriously, it’s not the 1990’s anymore.
Which app exactly?
Excel. Word. PowerPoint. The apps are powerful but terrible to use and teach. Every time I use them, I feel like I just got into a time machine and went back to the late 1990s. They should be embracing a context sensitive UI. Show the user what they are likely to need based on the tool they are using and what is currently selected. There is no excuse for making users scour ribbons of endless, poorly done icons.
Me perdió cuando trato de pronunciar la palabra Word...lo he repetido como 10 veces
Microsoft 365 is over valued.
Fanboy talk
Thanks for the tips! BTW, how did you get the ”classic” yellow circle mouse cursor in mac os? I have only seen it in Windows.
No It's in Camtasia
tu sais me foutre la paix ? Je suis sous linux !