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In the latest update to Office, the biggest changes surrounded the software's look. The next incarnation, code-named Office 14, will have its desktop versions but will join the world of Web applications too.
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Microsoft wants Office 14 to get along
As part of designing the next Office, Microsoft is supporting more standards and trying to make the software fit better with back-end business software.(Posted in Beyond Binary by Ina Fried)
March 5, 2009
Office 14 crawls toward beta
Microsoft's Chris Capossela says it won't be that long before the masses can try both Web-based and desktop versions of the new Office. He's just not saying when.(Posted in Beyond Binary by Ina Fried)
March 4, 2009
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Images: Browser-based Office
Here's an early look at Microsoft's newly confirmed browser-based editing capabilities, which are being developed in conjunction with the next version of Office, known as Office 14. (10/28/2008)
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Editor: Anne Dujmovic
Art: Ellen Ng
