Office 2016 for Mac is designed from the ground up to take advantage of the latest Mac features, including Retina display, full screen view support, and even scroll bounce. Its the perfect combination of the Office you know and trust, and the Mac you love.

You must be registered for see images Microsoft Word 2016 VL 16.16.3 Multilingual macOS l File Size: 1.0 GB ​ Create, polish, and share beautiful and professional documents. The state-of-the-art authoring and reviewing tools in Word make the creation of polished documents easy. The new Insights pane shows relevant contextual information from the web inside Word. The Design tab enables you to manage layout, colors, and fonts across a document. Get more done by working together using built-in tools to share and review documents.

Several people can work on the same document simultaneously and use threaded comments to have a conversation right next to relevant text. Word features - The Design tab provides quick access to design elements to make your documents look great. - The new Insights pane, powered by Bing, shows relevant contextual information from the web within the reading and authoring experience. - Threaded comments enable you to have useful conversations right next to relevant text. - Sharing options.

Easily share your work and invite others to review or edit your documents. - Coauthoring enables several people to work simultaneously in the same Word document.

- Mail Merge. Prepare correspondence using Word, Excel, and Outlook. Installation: - All Installer packages contain the full version of program - Select a package to the desired application, run the installer and follow the instructions. - After installation, close all applications Microsoft Office (completely close the program) - Start the Office for Mac 2016 License Installer and follow the instructions the installer (will be installed VL license) * require administrator rights.

Notes: Block outgoing connections (Little Snitch, Hands Off! Or something like that) Disable automatic update checks.

This resource is designed to be printed as a. An HTML version is also available below. Heading Styles Create a uniform heading structure through use of styles in Word. This allows screen readers to navigate a document and improves accessibility for everyone. • Start a new line to create a heading, or select text to change to a heading.

• Open the Home tab, and choose the appropriate heading in the Styles panel. • Headings 1, 2, or 3 can also be assigned using ⌘ + Option + 1, 2, or 3, respectively. Alternative Text Images can be given appropriate alternative text in Word. This text is read by a screen reader in a Word file and should remain intact when exporting to HTML or PDF. • Right-click on the image and select Format Picture.

A dialog will appear. • Select the Layout & Properties icon and choose Alt Text. • Enter appropriate Alt text only in the Description field (not the Title field).

Columns Always use true columns. Don’t create columns with Tab. • Select the Layout tab on the ribbon. • Select Columns in the Page Setup group. • Choose the number of columns. Lists Use true numbered and bulleted lists to emphasize a point or a sequence of steps.

• Select the Home tab on the ribbon. • Choose the Numbered List or Bulleted List option from the Paragraph group. Hyperlinks Word automatically creates a hyperlink when a user pastes a full URL onto a page. These may not make sense to screen reader users, so make sure the link text is unique. • Select a hyperlink, right click, and select Hyperlink or hit ⌘ + k. • Change the text in the Text to Display field to a more meaningful description. Data Tables Accessible tables need a clear table structure and table headers to help guide a screen reader user.

• Select the Insert tab on the ribbon, then select Table > Insert Table. • To add table headers to the first row, select Table Tools > Layout on the ribbon, then choose the Repeat Header Rows option in the Data section. Options in the Design tab may be used to change appearance but will not provide the necessary accessibility information. Accessibility Checker Word includes an accessibility resource that identifies accessibility issues.