This news was a big disappointment to Joe Weaks at Mac Bibliblog. However, Paquin said there will not be "full right-to-left support" for languages such as Arabic and Hebrew. Although more limited and with less languages available (“only” 12), it opened up new possibilities such as language detection which means, if you frequently send mails in different languages, you don’t have to go to your Tools menu to change the language option every time you write in a different language. Since Outlook is using Webkit at its core, it benefited from Apple integrated proofing tools. One application diverges from the others - Outlook. He said that developers that make third-party Windows proofing tools will be able to more-easily offer Mac versions, and Microsoft can spread its tools to other languages, starting with Catalan, Czech and Turkish. He said that proofing tools will get a "makeover," since the Mac version will use the same APIs as Office 2010 (our Windows cousins!). The two new additions bring our offering to 13 languages! No longer receives security updates, support ended in 2017. No extended support was offered, and mainstream support ended in 2020. By 2008 we added Italian, Dutch, Finnish, Danish and Norwegian. There are several Office apps that are no longer supported, as follows: Office 2016 for Mac. I can reveal that we are adding 2 new languages to the Office family – Russian and Polish! We have come a long way since Office 2001 where we only offered 6 languages (English, Japanese, French, German, Spanish, Swedish).
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