Upgrade from Outlook 2010 to Outlook in Office 365.
Outlook 2010 will be retired in 2020
Compare Outlook 2010 and Outlook with Office 365
The new To-Do bar shows your calendar, tasks, and newly arrived email in one place. Plus, you can now share your schedule with others.
Create Groups to discuss, collaborate, and share files and notes with others. Use Skype for Business voice and video calls for real-time decisions.
Track and manage related messages, no matter what folder they’re in, and view the conversation in chronological order.
Stay more connected and productive with Outlook mobile apps. Enjoy a familiar user experience on iOS®, Android™ and Windows mobile devices.
Upload and share attachments from OneDrive without leaving Outlook. Recipients have automatic access to the latest version.
Always have the latest Office apps, features, and services.
The new To-Do bar shows your calendar, tasks, and newly arrived email in one place. Plus, you can now share your schedule with others.
Create Groups to discuss, collaborate, and share files and notes with others. Use Skype for Business voice and video calls for real-time decisions.
Track and manage related messages, no matter what folder they’re in, and view the conversation in chronological order.
Stay more connected and productive with Outlook mobile apps. Enjoy a familiar user experience on iOS®, Android™ and Windows mobile devices.
Upload and share attachments from OneDrive without leaving Outlook. Recipients have automatic access to the latest version.
Always have the latest Office apps, features, and services.
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Improved calendar features | The new To-Do bar shows your calendar, tasks, and newly arrived email in one place. Plus, you can now share your schedule with others. |
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Outlook Groups | Create Groups to discuss, collaborate, and share files and notes with others. Use Skype for Business voice and video calls for real-time decisions. |
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Improved conversation view | Track and manage related messages, no matter what folder they’re in, and view the conversation in chronological order. |
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Mobile apps for your devices | Stay more connected and productive with Outlook mobile apps. Enjoy a familiar user experience on iOS®, Android™ and Windows mobile devices. |
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Share files from the cloud | Upload and share attachments from OneDrive without leaving Outlook. Recipients have automatic access to the latest version. |
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Always up to date | Always have the latest Office apps, features, and services. |
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Top Questions
Office 2010 include applications such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. They’re available as a one-time purchase for use on a single PC.
You don’t need to be connected to the Internet to use Office applications, such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, because the applications are fully installed on your computer.
Yes. Documents that you have created belong fully to you. You can choose to store them online on OneDrive or locally on your PC or Mac.
If you purchase an auto-renew subscription, your subscription starts when you complete your purchase. You can purchase auto-renew subscriptions from Office365.com, MicrosoftStore.com, iTunes®, and some other retailers. If you purchase a pre-paid subscription, your subscription starts when you activate your subscription and land on your My Account page. You can purchase pre-paid subscriptions from a retailer or reseller, or a Microsoft support agent.
If you have an active Office 365 Home subscription, you can share it with up to four members of your household. Each household member you share your subscription with can use any of your available installs on their PCs, Macs, iPads, Android tablets, Windows tablets, iPhones® or Android phones, get an additional 1 TB of OneDrive storage, and manage their own installs from www.office.com/myaccount.
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