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Perry Clarke is the corporate vice president in Office Server and Services.
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2048… Excel style!
Occasionally, we like to feature the many creative and unexpected ways in which people are using Excel to solve all sorts of problems, for both work and play. -
Save an email to OneNote with just a tap!
Today’s post is written by Chirag, Product Marketer at CloudMagic. -
Get more done with Tell Me
At the beginning of this year, we launched a brand-new feature in Word Online, Tell Me. -
Connecting the dots with Project Lite: From time tracking and collaboration to business growth
Microsoft Project Lite – A companion offering to Project Online or Project Server, provides a very collaborative and engaging environment for team members to submit timesheets, manage tasks, highlight issues and risks, and collaborate with each other as well and other project stakeholders at a price of $7 per user/month. -
Office for iPad now includes printing
Your top Office for iPad request is here! You can now print Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, and PowerPoint presentations from the iPad. -
Office powered by OneDrive. Everywhere.
When we launched OneDrive last month, our goal was to make OneDrive the one place for everything in your life – including your photos, videos, and documents – regardless of the device or platform being used. -
Announcing the Office you love, now on the iPad
Word for iPad, Excel for iPad and PowerPoint for iPad are available in the App Store today as free downloads. -
Genius Scan and OneNote: Capture and Save!
Genius Scan is a scanner in your pocket. -
Email your notes into OneNote with me@onenote.com
Today we announced three major OneNote developments, including me@onenote. -
Office Lens: A OneNote scanner for your pocket
Office Lens is an app that’s like having a scanner in your pocket. -
Discover Calendar Search in Outlook Web App
Have you ever been in the situation where you wanted to find an event on your calendar but you weren’t quite sure which week it was happening? Or where you wanted to quickly check if a colleague was available to meet at a particular time but didn’t want to bother them by asking? With the introduction of Calendar Search in Outlook Web App, it takes only a couple of clicks to solve these problems!