How to speed up new document creation by using templates on Mac
Templates, either provided or customized for your workflow, can help you generate eye-catching content in Pages, Numbers, and ...
Microsoft shares guidance on upcoming Publisher deprecation
Microsoft has published guidance for users of Microsoft Publisher as it will no longer be supported after October 2026 and ...
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Get Microsoft Office staples for less than $7 an app
TL;DR: Score a lifetime license to Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for Windows for just $54.97 (reg. 219). Whether you're creating a budget with Excel, crafting a birthday card with Word, or ...
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Own Microsoft Office on your Mac for just $40
Get lifetime access to Microsoft Office for Mac, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, for just $39.99. No monthly ...
James Carville roasts Donald Trump, says syphilis in his brain caused Zelensky meltdown at the Oval Office
James Carville sparked controversy by suggesting that President Donald Trumps erratic behavior during his Oval Office clash ...
Microsoft to shut Skype 14 years after it bought the iconic internet calling and chat service for $8.5 billion: 10 things you need to know
Microsoft will shut down Skype soon, following years of falling usage due to competition from apps such as WhatsApp and Zoom.
Thank Goodness, That Free Ad-Supported Version of Microsoft Office Was Just a Test
The free version of Microsoft features a 15-second ad that plays every few hours and locks away useful features behind a ...
Microsoft is testing a free ad-supported version of Office that only saves files to the cloud
Microsoft 365 Online has been the only official way to access the software for free, albeit with limited functionality.
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3 open source alternatives to try if you no longer want to pay for Microsoft Office
Microsoft Office has been the de facto player in the productivity suite arena. But its cost can be a barrier for many, ...
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Microsoft 365 vs Office Online: What’s free, what’s not and do you need the paid version?
If your primary focus is on basic document editing and you primarily access Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for quick tasks, the free version available at Office.com may be all you require.