To check to see if you have Office 365, open any Office application (like PowerPoint) and go to File > Account > Product Information (to the right-hand side of the Account screen). This version will update and give subscribers access to all the new, latest features as they become available (depending on your organization’s channel or your operating system). Office 365 is the subscription version of Office (as in you pay monthly or yearly).
But it will NOT say subscription product. There it should say “Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2019” or something similar. If you want to check to see if this is the version you have purchased, just open any Office application on your computer (like PowerPoint), and go to File > Account > Product Information (on the right-hand side).
Office Professional 2019 includes the core Office applications, plus Publisher and Access. Included in this suite are Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Word only. This is the classic one-time purchase model of the Office suite, licensed for one PC or Mac that includes Microsoft support for 60 days. Office 2019Ĭurrently, Office 2019 is the latest perpetual version of Office you can purchase. This is usually the difference between how individuals have licensed Office and whether or not they have subscribed to Office 365 or purchased Office 2019 or an earlier version of Office (a.k.a the perpetual or traditional license). Many people assume they have installed the latest version of Office, but are surprised to find they don’t have the latest features being advertised. A lot of the specific PowerPoint questions I receive, such as “How come I don’t have morph?” or “How come I don’t have PowerPoint Designer?” all come down to the version of Office you have running on your computer, or rather, think you have on your computer. Confused as to what version of Office you are using? You are NOT alone.
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