Office 2016 Preview was released first to IT Pros and Developers. In order to use the beta you need a subscription to Office 2013/2013. If you use BCM, you cannot use Office 2016. Is there a BCM2016? No, and there will not be a BCM 2016. For example, don't install it if you are in the middle of writing your thesis. Should you install it? While it's safe and very stable, I don't recommend installing it unless you are comfortable using Pre-Release software and are willing to possibly be inconvenienced. If you don't currently subscribe to Office 365, get the Preview trial key at ///en-us/office-2016-preview. Go to Try the next version of Office then click Install. If so, install Office 2016 Preview from the My Software page (Gear icon, Office 365 Settings). Office 365 Business subscribers (with a software subscription) can install it if their administrator enabled the First Release program. Select Office 2016 Preview from the Version menu.

Select Language and Install Options then Additional Install Options.

It can help raise awareness regarding e-mail content, and can help enforce policies intended to prevent inadvertent exposure of sensitive information.Home subscribers can get a copy of Office 2016 Preview by logging into the account at. This feature notifies users if their e-mail messages contain information that might be governed by company security or data-handling policies. IT admins in companies that use Exchange Server will appreciate Policy Tips. It can also let you know if the recipient is currently available to receive e-mail–giving you an opportunity to communicate in some other way if it’s an urgent matter requiring immediate response. MailTips lets you know things like whether an e-mail you’re about to send might be missing a file attachment (if you provide a clue by mentioning an attachment in the body of your message). The People cards are also available across more Office 2013 applications so you can easily access information about a given contact, including whether the individual is currently available. The People cards are the new default view for contacts in Outlook 2013, and Microsoft has designed them to do a better job of merging information and eliminating duplicate entries. Microsoft has improved that process with People cards. It often results in multiple entries per person. One problem I’ve had in the past, though, is trying to pull contact information from various social networks into Outlook. Outlook 2013 still has the social connectors from the previous version that enable you to integrate social networks such as Facebook and LinkedIn.

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