Microsoft launches the new Office iPhone app that consolidates Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
Microsoft has launched its new Office app for iPhone, which consolidates its popular Excel, Word, and PowerPoint apps into one bundle.
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Microsoft consolidates Word, Excel and PowerPoint in Office Mobile
Microsoft is consolidating the mobile versions of its Office apps into a consolidate app and adding more functionality like camera support.
How to export a presentation in Keynote or PowerPoint as a video
Want to save a presentation in Keynote or PowerPoint as video? You can easily export a slideshow from each application as a movie and here’s how.
Trackpad sketching now available in Microsoft Word, Excel & PowerPoint for Mac
There are no Macs with a touchscreen, but the latest version of Office for Mac attempts to address that with the handy new ability to ink with your trackpad.
How to convert a Keynote document to a PowerPoint document
Learn how you can easily convert a Keynote document to PowerPoint file format on Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Doing so will make your presentations work across Mac and Windows platforms.
Microsoft’s mobile Office apps pick up support for drawing with a finger/stylus on iPhone
Microsoft today issued updates to its mobile Word, Excel and PowerPoint apps on the App Store, adding support for drawing with your finger on the iPhone. Back in January 2016, the Windows maker brought its inking tools to the iPad Pro with Apple Pencil support. With the latest update, iPhone owners can take advantage of the Draw tab to draw, highlight and annotate documents with their finger or a stylus.
How to use your iPhone as a remote for the Keynote app on your Mac
One of the features that Apple includes with Keynote is the ability to use the mobile app as a remote for giving presentations from Keynote on your Mac.
Microsoft Office apps updated with support for exporting files in OpenDocument format
Ahead of WWDC keynote at 10am this morning, Microsoft refreshed its trio of Office productivity applications for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad with a notable new export option. Word, Excel and PowerPoint apps can now export documents, spreadsheets and presentations in the cross-platform OpenDocument format, making the mobile apps even more suited for business use.
Using your iPhone as a remote for your Mac or PC
The Mobile Mouse Remote app works well as a mouse or trackpad for controlling your Mac or PC wirelessly, but you can also use it as a remote control.
Microsoft updates Office for iOS with 3D Touch features, Apple Pencil support and more
Microsoft today rolled out updates to its mobile Office suite in the App Store: Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote. Across the board these apps have gained support for 3D Touch shortcuts on the iPhone 6s/Plus.
In addition, the new ‘Annotate with Ink’ feature puts a set of cool tools on the new Draw tab for drawing, writing and highlighting things using touch, pen or Apple Pencil on the iPad Pro.
Microsoft refreshes Office apps for iPad Pro, with an important caveat
Windows giant Microsoft today released compatibility updates for its mobile Office app in the App Store—Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote and OneDrive—aimed at lucky iPad Pro owners.
Featuring full support for iOS 9’s new Slide Over and Split View multitasking modes, these apps now take full advantage of the iPad Pro’s massive 2,732-by-2,048 pixel resolution 12.9-canvas that in landscape mode basically runs two full-sized apps concurrently.
Microsoft Office apps pick up better Outlook integration with ‘Send with Outlook’ and more
Microsoft today issued refreshed Word, Excel and PowerPoint applications for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad in the App Store. The new versions of these mobile productivity apps include several new features, most notably tighter integration with Microsoft’s Outlook for iOS app.
In addition to richer Outlook integration across all three apps, you can now change selected text in Word to uppercase, lowercase, sentence case and more, as well as view comments in PowerPoint next to the slide in a task pane.
