Microsoft launched a beta version of Office 2010’s second service pack in April, and today the company decided to release the final version of its last planned service pack for its older productivity software suite. The Microsoft Downloads page also has a number of other new Office related SP2 files available. Both the 32-bit and …
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Microsoft’s launch of Windows 8 in 2012 introduced the PC world to its Modern user interface, made mostly for touchscreen display interactions. Many PC users, however, still interact with Windows 8 primarily with the traditional desktop UI. You might think that Microsoft would like to do away with the desktop at some point, but a …
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A new report claims that Microsoft is planning to add quite a few new features to its SkyDrive cloud data storage service in the near future. That’s according to Liveside.net, which has broken a number of stories concerning SkyDrive over the past several months, including the recent addition of uploading panorama photos for Windows 8.1 …
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Another piece of news from the first day of the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference that is worth keeping in mind is that Microsoft has made it possible to move from one Office 365 customer plan, or SKU, to another without the migration problems that have plagued these moves until now. Office 365 SKUs This may …
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Microsoft continues to make its free Office Web Apps more useable for folks who don’t want to pony up the money to spend on a full Office 2013 install. This week, the company revealed that the Word Web App has now added the ability for its users to view PDF documents. In a post on …
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Microsoft continues to make its free Office Web Apps more useable for folks who don’t want to pony up the money to spend on a full Office 2013 install. This week, the company revealed that the Word Web App has now added the ability for its users to view PDF documents. In a post on …
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Microsoft continues to make its free Office Web Apps more useable for folks who don’t want to pony up the money to spend on a full Office 2013 install. This week, the company revealed that the Word Web App has now added the ability for its users to view PDF documents. In a post on …
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Microsoft continues to make its free Office Web Apps more useable for folks who don’t want to pony up the money to spend on a full Office 2013 install. This week, the company revealed that the Word Web App has now added the ability for its users to view PDF documents. In a post on …
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Microsoft is preparing for its monthly Patch Tuesday software update event, which lands on July 9 this time with seven security patches. However, six of those seven bulletins have been labeled as “Critical” by Microsoft, which is the most we have seen in one month in some time. The other bulletin has an “Important” label. …
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Microsoft will release quite a few new software products later this fall, including the final version of Windows 8.1. Today, the company confirmed that Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013, the next version of its enterprise resource and customer management tools, will be made available sometime this fall as well. Microsoft’s press release offers up some information …
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