The new preview of Office adds a haptic feedback branch to the Surface Pen

For insider users who have joined, Microsoft has released a new preview of Microsoft Office. In addition to many general fixes, this preview update introduces an exciting new feature: the entire Office suite adds haptic feedback to the Surface Pen. So if you use productivity software with a stylus, the overall experience should now be greatly improved.

This preview update also addresses a significant issue that caused OfficeVersion 2109 to stop responding. In other words, if the previous app crashed after installing the latest update, this new version gets things back to normal, and all Office apps should be functioning properly on your Windows device.

At the same time, there are several fixes specifically for built-in applications, including for Microsoft Word. The company's explanation in terms of Microsoft Word is as follows.

● Fixed an issue where data loss was possible without error when a user used a server path to save as an operation in a CISCO library synchronized by the OneDrive client.

● Fixed an issue where contact cards were not working in Office.

● Fixed an issue where values in tables sometimes could not be refreshed when entering new data.

If you're using Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft says it corrected a bug that caused the email client to stop responding when navigating to a shared calendar.

Meanwhile, Microsoft says Outlook now has a new design change to prevent banners for autoresponders from appearing at some point.