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I've used both extensively and interchangeably. The fact that Microsoft got "Word" running in the web, and embedded inside another application, and made it all
by zo1 4y ago
I've used both extensively and interchangeably. The fact that Microsoft got "Word" running in the web, and embedded inside another application, and made it all work mostly seamlessly is downright amazing. I've yet to encounter any issues with formatting between the three, and am constantly surprised at their ability to be consistent.
Now where it all goes pear-shaped, is not the technical side of it all, it's the UX and marketing teams that got involved. One big example is the "save" dialog that's been butchered beyond describing (even in the standalone desktop version of Word) in order to promote OneDrive and other microsoft offerings.
- lostlogin 4y agoMy issues: Pictures, headers and footers, the amount one can fit in a page (varies between versions). What will happen to the Teams version if I download it, edit in the native app and save? Downloading a lot of files off Teams usually fails and gives a load of html files. The ‘integration’ nag for one drive which can’t be dismissed or enabled but seems to work. It’s an absolute mess and I’m very surprised to encounter someone who finds it works well.