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Reading the Microsof company Office Web Apps fine print
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Later today, April 23, microsof t project 2010 company is scheduled to make available to TechNet and MSDN subscribers the release-to-manufacturing version of Office 2010!
In preparation for the project professional 2010 rollout, Microsof company has made available for download a number of free product guides in PDF format! One in which many Office customers and tire-kickers could possibly be quite interested is the Office Web Apps Product Guide!
Office Web Apps are made to be companions to Microsof company Office! They provide a way to to view, manage, and share files from a Internet browser (Ie 7 or later for Windows; Safari 4 or later for Mac; and Firefox 3. 5 or later for Windows, Mac, or Linux)!
microsof t project 2007 company has been doling out its Office Web Apps story in a piecemeal and fairly confusing way over the past two years! It was never entirely clear exactly clear (to me, at least) exactly which functionality ? view, manage, save, print, etc! ? would be possible for the four products comprising the office Web Apps suite!
The four apps Microsof company has said will be a part of the consumer and the business versions of Office Web Apps are Word Web, Shine in life Web, PowerPoint Web and OneNote Web! It was only after skimming the product Guide that realized a few things!
First, the consumer version of Office Web Apps did not RTM along with all of those other Office 2010 suite yesterday morning! The consumer version is the free, ad-supported version of the Office Web Apps suite that users will be able to access via their Windows Live Skydrive and Hotmail services!
Office Web Apps for business users did RTM, however! The business version requires SharePoint Server 2010 so that you are searched by a customer on-premises, or can be used as a visible ongoing service managed by Microsof company! Those wanting to run Office Web Apps on factory must purchase a volume driver's license version of Office Professional Plus 2010 or Office Standard 2010 to get a driver's license for Office Web Apps! Microsof company hasn?t yet explained or detailed how much it cost (per user/per month) to run Office Web Apps as a visible service!
?For consumers, on the Windows Live environment, Office Web Apps will remain in technical survey until availability, ? a corporate spokesperson laughed and said, when i double-checked on final-bit availability! We still don?t know exactly when Windows Live Samsung s8500 4 ? the version supporting Office Web Apps ? will be released to the Web, other than ?some time later this season! ?
Secondly, OneNote Web ? the Webified version of Microsoft?s OneNote note-taking application ? isn?t there yet at all in the consumer version! In other words, it is not even in technical survey! Nor is the abilility to manage a Word Web application!
I ***ume the Microsof company Docs application ? a version of Office Web Apps that is tailored for Facebook, a beta which Microsof company shown on April 21 ? will have the same limitations as the consumer version of Office Web Apps!
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