Win8 version of Office 15 will be the traditional desktop applications

According to reliable sources, codenamed Office 15 is the next generation of Microsoft Office suite, Windows 8 will be adjusted on the interface to make it more user-friendly interface, which includes a radial menu system, but it will not be redeveloped into one based on WinRT Metro style apps under full. According to sources within the Office interface will be more flat, more simple-to-use functions, it will use less content to achieve the best results.

But anyway, Office 15 is still a traditional desktop applications. While we can not immediately confirm all of the statements, but in addition we have also heard that ARM version will also be a traditional desktop application, currently limited Power Windows 8 ARM Desktop mode.

Select the Windows 8 version of Microsoft Office 15 attributed to the traditional tables meet the program seems to be because of time constraints. According to a source said because in order to truly WinRT-based Metro style full Office suite Office team, then it would be great to modify the whole package, which will increase the software development time, so to create a real sense of Windows eight versions of Office programs will be delayed. Microsoft's chief designer Steve Kaneko on improved package optimistic attitude, he said, users will be unforgettable for Office 15.

Although there will be no full-Metro style of Office, but Microsoft has developed two products based on at least WinRT Metro style Windows 8 Office applications. OneNote and Lync will be as a full Metro style apps on the new Windows Store launch. May be to ease everyone's desire Windows 8 Metro style and iOS port problems (they've landed the iPad, presumably to attract more users to the users such as SkyDrive and Office 365 Microsoft-related services), the two Applications will also be paid more than Word and Excel and other software more easy to use, Microsoft has announced yesterday Office 15 has entered the technical preview stage, we hope to hear more about this month's news Office suite.