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September 28th, 2009, 08:23 AM
-{ Quote: "By Preston Gralla
September 28, 2009 06:00 AM ET
Computerworld - The just-released Technical Preview of Office Web Apps is a still-incomplete piece of work that points the way towards Microsoft's vision of integrating Web-based and client-based versions of Microsoft Office.
When it launches next year, Office Web Apps will consist of four applications: Excel, PowerPoint, Word and OneNote. In the Technical Preview, many features are missing from the apps, and some are more fully developed than others. For example, in Word you can only view documents, while in Excel you can create spreadsheets, edit them and collaborate with other users. OneNote isn't available at all yet. " }-Article (http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9138482/Hands_on_Microsoft_s_Office_Web_Apps_)
September 28, 2009 06:00 AM ET
Computerworld - The just-released Technical Preview of Office Web Apps is a still-incomplete piece of work that points the way towards Microsoft's vision of integrating Web-based and client-based versions of Microsoft Office.
When it launches next year, Office Web Apps will consist of four applications: Excel, PowerPoint, Word and OneNote. In the Technical Preview, many features are missing from the apps, and some are more fully developed than others. For example, in Word you can only view documents, while in Excel you can create spreadsheets, edit them and collaborate with other users. OneNote isn't available at all yet. " }-Article (http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9138482/Hands_on_Microsoft_s_Office_Web_Apps_)