You don’t need a live.com address to get Office Web Applications We’ve had various emails from readers who are trying Office Web Applications and sharing documents with plenty of confusion. Most of the confusion comes when sharing an online document. Sharing access is given via an email address, not a name. The problem comes if […]
How to qualify for Microsoft Office on the web There are two ways to try out Office Web Applications and only one of them needs Office 2010 on your computer. Office Web Applications (just one of the OWA acronyms from Microsoft) are the browser based versions of the Microsoft programs, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Onenote. […]
Microsoft plays their usual self-serving game with Office 2010 hardware needs. Microsoft has announced the Office 2010 hardware and system requirements and, as usual, they are self-serving and unrealistic. When looking a Microsoft system requirements for any of their products you need to keep in mind that the specs are not designed to be a […]
An add-in puts the coming Excel 2010 feature into Excel 2007, 2003 and XP. As we’ve already noted, the Excel 2010 feature Sparklines isn’t a new idea. The idea of small graphs next to the numbers it was originally named by Edward Tufte. If you like the idea of Sparklines you don’t necessarily need to […]
Step by Step preparing for Office Web Applications Part of Office 2010 is the Office Web Applications (OWA), a browser based version of the main Office programs. In this article we’ll take you through the setup process for Office Web Applications. Office Web Application or OWA are the online, lightweight versions of MS Office applications […]