Microsoft will release Office 2021, the next consumer version of its productivity suite, on October 5. That’s the same day the company will launch Windows 11.

Much like Office 2019 before it, Office 2021 is a one-time purchase that will be available on both Windows and macOS. It’s for people who don’t want to subscribe to the company’s Microsoft 365 subscription.

Microsoft promised to share more details on Office 2021 soon, but The Verge reported that the release will feature many of the same improvements found in Office LTSC, a variant of the software the company released for enterprise customers who can’t access the Cloud. Among other improvements, it adds accessibility features and dark mode support.

According to a previous announcement, Microsoft plans to support the software for at least five years, and that the software will work with both 32- and 64-bit systems out of the box.(SD-Agencies)