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How To Do Cloud Apps With Microsoft

Microsoft's Office cloud apps and storage are one of the Web's best-kept secrets. Why settle for Google Docs?
How To Do Cloud Apps With Microsoft
Comments | Todd Ogasawara | February 01, 2012 06:00 PM

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Office Web Apps

The Web versions of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote will look familiar and feel comfortable to anyone who has used Office 2007 or 2010's ribbon interface. These Web versions provide only a small subset of the features in the full desktop versions. However, this subset should be sufficient for the majority of writing tasks that do not require complex formatting. Styles, tables, and picture insertion are all supported. You do not need to have the desktop versions of Microsoft Office for Windows or Mac OS X installed to use Office Web Apps in a supported browser. However, if you do have the desktop versions, you have the option to smoothly move editing from the Web app to the full desktop version when using Internet Explorer under Windows. (Users of other browsers can download the file and then manually upload with a few extra steps.)

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