Following on from yesterday’s post on OneNote Web App, we’ve got the chance to take a look the Editing View of the Word Web App, currently disabled in the recently released Office Web Apps technical preview. Here’s a screenshot of it running in Windows Live SkyDrive:
Link – http://liveside.net/main/archive/2009/09/26/exclusive-first-look-at-word-web-app-s-editing-view.aspx
Following on from yesterday’s post on OneNote Web App, we’ve got the chance to take a look the Editing View of the Word Web App, currently disabled in the recently released Office Web Apps technical preview. Here’s a screenshot of it running in Windows Live SkyDrive:
Link – http://liveside.net/main/archive/2009/09/26/exclusive-first-look-at-word-web-app-s-editing-view.aspx
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The first public look at the online version of Office Suite is now in Technical Preview. Online versions of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint can be used and tested by several thousand users. If you have used Windows Live SkyDrive (a free 25MB online storage tool) you might be able to give a test drive (or already received an invite). However, you can sign up for the next public peak at Web Apps when they are in Beta here.
Today, Microsoft is making a so-called Tech Preview version of its long-awaited Office Web Applications (OWA) services available for limited testing. As of this writing, I haven’t had a lot of hands-on time with OWA, but because of the tremendous excitement over this product, I want to provide a quick heads-up about what’s going on here, and when you can expect to try it yourself.
At an overwhelmingly popular session during Microsoft TechEd Australia 2009 this week, Reed Shaffner from the Office team provided among other things a brief but satisfying peek at the latest Office Web Apps experience that has yet to be opened up for public beta testing. Here’s a couple photos and notes on what he showed off.
Link – http://www.istartedsomething.com/20090912/sneak-peek-office-web-apps-teched-australia/
