Excel updated with Split View multitasking, Word now supports trackpad and mouse
Also, PowerPoint for iPad has gained a new feature, dubbed Presenter Coach, that helps you rehears your presentation
Also, PowerPoint for iPad has gained a new feature, dubbed Presenter Coach, that helps you rehears your presentation
Microsoft has confirmed in a blog post that new versions of Office are on the way to Windows and Mac next year featuring perpetual licenses.
You can make working with your data less tedious. Here’s a big list of keyboard shortcuts for Excel on Mac that you’ll appreciate.
Navigate your document, select text and images, make edits, and work in Outline view faster than ever with these keyboard shortcuts for Word.
Unfortunately, Split View multitasking is unavailable in Excel for iPhone and iPad. Moreover, enhanced trackpad support is being worked on but don’t expect it before the fall.
People will be able to open two Word documents in side-by-side view on their iPad to do things like compare revisions of the same document, work on one document whilst having their reference notes ready in the other, and so forth.
Microsoft has launched its new Office app for iPhone, which consolidates its popular Excel, Word, and PowerPoint apps into one bundle.
Microsoft today issued updates to the mobile Word, Excel and PowerPoint software bringing new features and a fresh coat of paint to these iOS productivity apps.
If you use Microsoft Word on Mac and need to translate a document or selected text, it takes just a few clicks and this tutorial shows you how.
Microsoft is also experimenting bringing Gmail, Google Drive and Google Calendar support to Outlook.com with a small set of users.
Microsoft Outlook for Mac is getting a long-overdue user interface overhaul, performance improvements and added functionality, according to the Verge.
Microsoft is consolidating the mobile versions of its Office apps into a consolidate app and adding more functionality like camera support.