Compatible with MAC equipped with M1, M1 M1

　On December 15, Microsoft launched a new version of the Microsoft 365 for Mac.The updated app can be natively executed with the new ARM -based chip "M1".According to Microsoft, "Outlook", "Word", "Excel", "PowerPoint" and "OneNote" operate faster and better with the new "Mac", but Mac with Intel processors is still "very comfortable.Works.

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　Microsoft 365 For Mac's major redesign versions are built as the "Universal" app and can be executed in various architectures.

　In November, Microsoft was able to use Microsoft 365 and OFFICE 2019 major apps with M1 MAC devices through the "Rosetta 2" conversion layer that automatically enabled in "MacOS Big Sur".At that time, Microsoft executives have already started processing to migrate apps for Macs to "Universal Binary", and will native both Apple M1 chips and Intel chipsets in the same executable file.He revealed that there was.

　Microsoft will be available on the 15th, in addition to the new experience of "Outlook for Mac", the updated "Office Start" experience with "Word for Mac", "Excel for Mac", "PowerPoint for Mac", and "OneNote for Mac".I revealed what I had.According to stakeholders, this new look and feel uses Microsoft's Fluent Design System.The new Outlook for Mac supports the "iCloud" account, and users can use work and personal emails, contacts, and calendars in one app.The support of the iCloud account will be provided over the next few weeks via a new Outlook for Mac.

　Mac users will also be able to use new collaboration functions, such as shared calendars and new comments for Word for Mac.In addition, Word for Mac and Outlook for Mac can also use new tools such as dictation toolbars that support voice commands.

　According to Microsoft, MAC users who enable automatic updates will be able to get those updates from the 15th.Other users can access the "Mac App Store" and click the "Updates" tab, or check the update using the Microsoft Autoupdate.

This article edited by Asahi Interactive for an article from overseas RED VENTURES for Japan.