They are suspending the UWP versions. But Office is imho already fairly touch friendly if you turn "touch mode" on, in which all buttons, toolbars and menus bec

They are suspending the UWP versions. But Office is imho already fairly touch friendly if you turn "touch mode" on, in which all buttons, toolbars and menus become a little bigger. It is not that they don't want touch support (they do, thinking of the Surface family), they just don't want to invest in two parallel version of which one is mature and the other will always be lagging behind. And the customer will probably not see the difference, maybe even get confused.