Office 2013 Service Pack 1 list of changes:
Improved compatibility with Windows 8.1 and IE11. Improved compatibility for high-resolution displays and touchpads. New set of API for developers to build on Office 2013. Office 365 Pro Plus customers also get Excel Power Map, a 3D tool for mapping and interacting with geo and temporal data. Click-to-Run virtual technology to install and update Office 365 desktop apps also got a few improvements. SkyDrive Pro now has been renamed to “OneDrive for Business”.
As with every service pack, this new update brings every update released since the release of Office 2013. So installing the Service Pack 1 will automatically update the Office family to the latest version. There is also an Office 2013 RT SP1 for Windows RT that users will be getting immediately via Windows Update — the company isn’t providing a web page to download the bits manually. Microsoft plans to roll out SP1 in within the next month via Windows Update to Office 2013 users. If you want to download and manually install the update, you can download Office 2013 SP1 (KB2817430) here and you can use this link to download the 64-bit of update. All content on this site is provided with no warranties, express or implied. Use any information at your own risk. Always backup of your device and files before making any changes. Privacy policy info.
