Even if you usually work on a Mac, you've probably forgotten all about Apple's office tools.

Outlook: new features such as storing online, synchronizing lists of categories or parallel calendars.ĭespite the alternatives that pop up now and again for Microsoft's office suite, the truth is that it hardly has any competition.

OneNote: the tool to create notes and synchronize them with your devices, wherever you are.

PowerPoint: the tool to create slideshows comes along with new transitions, a new task panel and new animations.

Excel: a new interface and more functions than in the previous 2013 edition.

The design and formats have also been updated.

Word: this tool incorporates new editing, review and shared use functions.

Important updates for all its toolsĪll the programs that are part of the pack have been renovated: Everything is adapted to the OS X environment, but without forgetting about the features that make Office unmistakable.ĭespite the new design, Office comes along with all its traditional tools. Office 2016 comes along with all the updates that Microsoft has gradually implemented, integrating to the maximum extent the possibility of working on documents on the cloud. The configuration options didn't work at all for us, but this still provides a very realistic snow effect for your desktop.The most famous office suite has arrived once again on Mac with a new version.

And none of the tweaks seemed to have any influence on the final effect, anyway. Once we clicked a slider, it moved backwards and forwards, even when our mouse wasn't touching it any more. But on our system this didn't work, at all.

In theory, at least, you can also tweak the snow effect, adjusting details like quantity, flake size, wind speed and more. So if you switch to Desktop Snow then you see the snowy effect, but if you Alt+Tab to Outlook (or wherever) to do something important, all such distractions disappear immediately. Unlike similar programs, the snow isn't always falling on top of other applications you only see the effect when Desktop Snow is the active application. Desktop Snow may be a very trivial app - okay, it is a very trivial app - but the effect is well thought out and impressively designed. These flakes are different sizes, each with their own transparency. This isn't one of those apps which just takes multiple cartoon-like snowflakes, all the same size, and drops them down the screen at a fixed rate. Desktop Snow is a simple tool which adds falling snowflakes to your desktop.

Free for mac instal DesktopSnowOK 6.24