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So it's the rigmarole of creating per-app passwords all round if you're security minded.
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Users with an Exchange account should be up and running within moments, but while the necessary settings for an or IMAP account are automatically configured, two-step verification isn't natively supported not even for Microsoft's own Hotmail and services. Outlook 2016Įmail is still the main stalwart of 21st Century office communication, of course, and managing it is a task that still falls to Outlook in Office 2016.
As it stands, Google Docs does a much better job of cloud collaboration and it's disappointing for Office 2016 to lag behind. Share a sheet with another user and they see a "This file is locked for editing byĪdmittedly, simultaneous shared editing via the cloud is perhaps most useful in Word, but there are many circumstances where other types of document would benefit from the feature. In PowerPoint, changes made by other users aren't highlighted, they merely appear, and there's no equivalent to Word's Tracking feature to help make sense of them. Unfortunately, all of the above only applies to Word documents. Better still, Office 2016 now supports the same nested comments as Office 2013 for Windows in Word and PowerPoint, and clear in-document conversations also take much of the pain from collaborative editing. Sharing edits with edit trackingĮdit tracking really comes into its own when there's only one centrally stored document being worked on, and it's vastly preferable to emailing multiple copies back and forth and trying to combine changes from several people. Fortunately, it's also a problem that's largely solved simply by enabling Office's Tracking feature to show who's changed what and when.Ĭloud storage makes collaborative editing much simpler, but there are still plenty of kinks to work out. Dealing with these compatibility problems in the past was a headache for IT shops.This makes Office 2016's collaborative editing confusing at times, so it's really only useful for certain situations, such as creating a document from scratch when a handful of people need to combine their ideas quickly (and without endless Cc'ed emails).
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This means these users can exchange documents without additional software downloads. Users of Office 20 and Office 365 now share the same document format with Office 2013. Microsoft has addressed formatting problems that some users experienced with previous versions of the software.
Outlook 2013 has inline replies to make it easier to process email and also lets users see multiple contacts and their social network connections in one view on “people cards.” OneNote 2013 takes advantage of touch-screen capabilities to make note taking easier. And PowerPoint 2013 allows a user to navigate slides in a presentation while showing the audience only the current slide. The Excel 2013 spreadsheet software offers recommendations for the best charting options. The software also provides a reply button for comments, allowing users to discuss changes and track comments within the text. Word also comes with Simple Markup, a new revision option that gives users a clean, uncomplicated view of a document but still has indicators to note tracked changes. It can also actively reflow text around pictures or video images as a user types.
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Among the enhancements to Word 2013 is the ability to open PDF documents directly from within Word and edit them, which can be a real timesaver. Microsoft has made some welcome improvements to the specific software elements in its Office suite. The 2013 version of the suite does not require additional software components, which made the process unwieldy in previous versions. Through this feature, a user can log on to a computer that does not have the Office software installed and use Microsoft’s Web Office components to access, edit and share a document. The suite lets users save documents directly to Microsoft’s SkyDrive cloud service. Microsoft makes extensive use of the cloud in Office 2013.
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Advantages of Office Professional Plus 2013
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As with Microsoft’s Windows 8 operating system, the new Office software is optimized for touch-enabled devices, allowing for easier manipulation of documents and presentations than with a mouse and keyboard. The Office Professional Plus 2013 version of the software includes Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook, OneNote, Access, Publisher and Lync. The software also offers tighter integration with a user’s Microsoft account for reading emails and managing contacts and calendars. Microsoft’s Office 2013 suite of software comes with a number of features that make it easier for users to collaborate.
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