Comparing Google Docs with Office Web Apps
This video screencast from a product manager at Microsoft explains one critical difference between Google Docs and Office Web Apps when used with the desktop version of Microsoft Office.
This video screencast from a product manager at Microsoft explains one critical difference between Google Docs and Office Web Apps when used with the desktop version of Microsoft Office.
Microsoft’s new document sharing website – docs.com – is powered by Office Web Apps and the Facebook platform.
Nick Simons from the Office Web Apps teams shares why he prefers storing documents on Office Web Apps (SharePoint and Windows Live SkyDrive) even though he has Microsoft Office on the desktop: 1.
Microsoft Office Web Apps is a free online version of Microsoft Office that includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and the OneNote Web App. If you are not signed-up with Office Web Apps yet, here’s a trick.
Microsoft Office Web Apps is a Google Docs like product that will let you create, edit and view Excel, PowerPoint and Word documents in the browser. This article describes how you can access web based Microsoft Office now.