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(Disclaimer: I work on Office at Microsoft) If you want a preview of the Word/Excel/PowerPoint/OneNote pieces of Office 365, you can use them for free at http:
by xpaulbettsx 15y ago
(Disclaimer: I work on Office at Microsoft)
If you want a preview of the Word/Excel/PowerPoint/OneNote pieces of Office 365, you can use them for free at http://office.live.com http://office.live.com - if you're using OneNote locally, they'll also host your OneNote notebooks so you can access them anywhere (as well as still use them via the desktop app)
- tansey 15y agoI just tried the Excel version. Is there some reason that the line graphs are so ugly? The graphs in Excel 2007/2010 are beautiful, but the 365 graphs are filled with jaggies. See: http://i.imgur.com/KOHSI.png http://i.imgur.com/KOHSI.png
- xpaulbettsx 15y agoNot sure, but totally agree - I'll try to file a bug.
- mikemaccana 15y agoLast time I tried this, after reading something microsoft wrote that specifically mentioned tablets, I wasted an hour trying to hack office web apps to run, then finally got a message asking me to install silverlight on an ipad. So pardon me if this seems rude, but do you have an actual web office suite, or is this more bullshit? Thanks. MS office has a great ui, and i'm looking forward to try a web version of it if such a thing ever exists.
- xpaulbettsx 15y agoIt doesn't work on an iPad yet. It's our first web Office release, it's still a little rough, but it's definitely something we're putting a lot of engineering work behind to improve. However, you don't actually need Silverlight to use it (I'm not sure what they're using it for), I've used it on Chrome in Ubuntu and it worked just as well. Any new'ish browser should work.