Office365 can be a tad frustrating since the web version and desktop version support different feature sets. It's not that one is better than the other, it's th

Office365 can be a tad frustrating since the web version and desktop version support different feature sets. It's not that one is better than the other, it's that some features exist in one version that don't exist in the other (mostly collaboration features). Throw in the Mac version of Office and you have yet another subset of features that isn't supported. I get that they're headed towards WebKit for all their apps, but it's kind of frustrating to have to head to outlook.com for some things and have to use the desktop version for others (though the search via outlook.com is vastly improved over the desktop versions of Outlook).