Microsoft says 50 percent of current channel subscribers will have visual update enabled automatically 5q1y3o
American tech conglomerate Microsoft has started to roll out a new Office UI for its s this week. The visual update was originally announced earlier this year and went into testing over the summer.
Now it's starting to roll out to all Outlook.
It's a relatively simple refresh, and Office will now match the dark or light theme that you set inside Windows. The new-look can be toggled on or off using the Coming Soon megaphone icon in the top right-hand corner of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or OneNote.
It should be available for all Microsoft says 50 percent of current channel subscribers will have the visual update enabled automatically.
Most of the design changes are subtle, but Microsoft has teased more dramatic changes to its Office UI, which included moving toward more of a command bar instead of the traditional ribbon interface.
As per The Verge, it's still expected to see these changes appear in the Web and mobile versions of Office first, and Microsoft did say last year that its bigger Office UI changes could take a year or two to roll out.
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