How we might be editing Office docs in the future, try it today. One of the more interesting Windows 8 apps is ‘Onenote MX’ an experimental version to see how Office might look in a world of Windows 8 apps, formerly known as Metro. Part of OneNote MX is the touch control called the Radial […]
Office 2013’s Click-to-Run install is good, so why not be honest about it? Up here at the Australian Edition of Microsoft TechEd it’s been a curious experience for many reasons that I won’t bore you with. But your Editor-in-Chief has just endured a Microsoft briefing on Click-To-Run – the primary and preferred (by Microsoft) installation […]
Office lets you recover documents lost but it can be hard to choose the right one. For many versions of Office you’ve been able to recover open documents that haven’t been saved before a system crash, but the details aren’t obvious. If Windows or Office unexpectedly stops, there’s a chance that Office can recover the […]
Office 2013 and Windows 8 is a bad combo if you want subtle mail alerts. Anyone trying Outlook 2013 Preview on Windows 8 is in for an unpleasant surprise – mail Desktop Alerts have changed and not for the better. In Outlook 2007 and Outlook 2010 there are mail desktop alerts that appear on the […]
A temporary copy of Office 2013 on a computer. The concept of ‘Office on Demand’ started with Office 2010 (the Starter edition and Office to Go) but is being expanded in Office 2013 for subscription customers. Office on Demand uses ‘Click to Run’ technology to install Office directly from the Internet using streaming. It’s different […]