The office suite for excellent, regardless of who it may, is Microsoft Office, a software that has been on the market almost as long as Windows, although maybe something else. Office puts at our disposal a series of applications with which we can create any document that comes to mind, adding any decorative element or mathematical operation that we need.
A few months ago, Microsoft and Apple announced the release of Office on the Mac App Store, a release that has yet to occur, although it should. before the end of the year. Meanwhile, Microsoft continues to work on Office adding and improving some of its functions. The next novelty that it will offer us is the dark mode compatible with macOS Mojave.
One of the main novelties of macOS Mojave, aesthetically I mean, we find it in the long-awaited dark mode that many users have been waiting for a long time. This dark mode takes care of darken both the top menu and the dock in addition to the user interface applications that support this function.
Microsoft Office joins this, still reduced, number of applications that are already compatible with this new mode. At the moment we don't know when this new feature is scheduled to launch, but users who are part of the Insider program, Microsoft's beta program, are already using it.
Dark mode will be available for all applications that are part of the Office suite: Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint plus Microsoft OneNote, one of the great forgotten of the Office suite but that little by little is becoming an excellent option for Office users who want to have all their documents and annotations linked and connected at all times.