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The following updates apply only to Office clients that are installed by using a .msi file. They do not apply to click-to-run installations of Office. By default, click-to-run installations are automatically updated.

The following updates apply only to Office 2016 clients that are installed by using a .msi file. They do not apply to Click-to-run installations of Office 2016. By default, click-to-run installations are automatically updated. You cannot install the updates from these articles on click-to-run installations of Office 2016.

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The following updates apply only to Office 2013 clients that are installed by using a .msi file. They do not apply to Click-to-run installations of Office 2013. By default, click-to-run installations are automatically updated. You cannot install the updates from these articles on click-to-run installations of Office 2013.

The following update is the latest released localized update package for the Outlook Social Connector. Therefore, you have to install only Oscintl-en-us.msp from the following package (for U.S. English versions of Outlook 2010). The Osc-x-none.msp file in the following article (2553406) was updated with a later version and is available in the global update for the Social Connector (KB2553308).

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Outlook.com. Outlook.com is the primary consumer email service from Microsoft and includes email accounts with addresses that end in outlook.com, live.com, hotmail.com, and msn.com. Outlook.com provides features that let you connect with your friends on social networks. You will need to create a Microsoft account to use Outlook.com.

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Voice typing. In Windows 11, dictation has been updated and renamed as voice typing. Voice typing may use both device-based and online speech recognition technologies to power its speech-to-text transcription service. You can also choose to contribute voice clips to help improve voice typing. If you choose not to contribute voice clips, you can still use voice typing. You can change your selection anytime in the voice typing settings. Microsoft will not store, sample, or listen to your voice recordings without your permission. Learn more about Microsoft and your voice data.

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The updated Photos app helps you organize, view, and share your photos and videos. For example, the Photos app presents different ways to group photos and videos by name, date taken, or date modified, and also in folders where those files are stored, such as stored locally on your device or synced to your device from OneDrive, iCloud, and other cloud services. The app also allows you to move, copy or upload files to different locations on your computer or to OneDrive. The All Photos tab displays your locally stored or synced photos and videos according to the date they are taken. The Favorites tab lets you view photos and videos you previously liked or favorited. The Folders tab allows you to view photos or videos by their storage location. There are also tabs where you can see your photos and videos from available cloud services (such as OneDrive and other third-party services) that you have synced to your device.

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When Outlook is updated, your app content and logins remain the same. You don't lose your account data nor do you need to re-login to your account. This is because the app preserves your data and login sessions. ff782bc1db