[buddywiser]

Hey guys! Have you tried using MS Office Online? Is there a big difference from the licenced copy?

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All the basics are there, but you won’t be able to do some of the more advanced stuff like create captions and bibliographies, create or apply styles, or use advanced reviewing tools. You can view all those things if they’re already present in the document; you just can’t work with them. Word Online also has a few restrictions on printing, so you might not be able to fine-tune your prints as you would in the desktop app.

[SpywareDr]

All the basics are there, but you won’t be able to do some of the more advanced stuff like create captions and bibliographies, create or apply styles, or use advanced reviewing tools. You can view all those things if they’re already present in the document; you just can’t work with them. Word Online also has a few restrictions on printing, so you might not be able to fine-tune your prints as you would in the desktop app.

[XBoy]

Microsoft has changed a lot of stuff since the introduction of Office 365. It is very hard now to find an office version to download and install from internet. You may find a copy in some private cloud, but other than that no options. Office 365 is very impressive, no doubt, but only if you have a license.

[SpywareDr]

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[XBoy]

That was a blessing man. Thank you very much. 

[SpywareDr]