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How To Do Cloud Apps With Microsoft

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How To Do Cloud Apps With Microsoft
Comments | Todd Ogasawara | February 01, 2012 06:00 PM

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Using Windows Office With The Cloud

If you transition from Office Web Apps Word in Internet Explorer to, for example, Microsoft Word 2010, saving the edited Word document is as simple as clicking Save. (It's the same command as saving to a local drive.) However, if the file originated in an Office Web App, the save takes a bit longer because it saves the file to SkyDrive first.

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