Office Professional Plus 2013 is a popular office suite developed by Microsoft. It includes well-known to us office applications: text editor - Microsoft Word, spreadsheet - Excel application to create demonstration PowerPoint and e-mail client - Outlook. In addition, also we get access to the virtual notebook OneNote, application management and support databases Access and Lync instant messaging.


The new office outside modern design, brings other changes. We could mention, among other things, support for editing PDF files into Microsoft Word, or new elements in PowerPoint, as well as better support and use of cloud technologies

Office 2013 is Microsoft's desktop and cloud productivity suite. It's available as a stand alone desktop package or through Microsoft's Office 365 subscription model. It's various versions include the programs:
  • Word 2013
  • Excel 2013
  • PowerPoint 2013
  • Outlook 2013
  • Access 2013
  • OneNote 2013
  • Project 2013
  • Publisher 2013
  • Visio 2013

Features:

Touch everywhere -

The new Office responds to touch as naturally as it does to keyboard and mouse. One can swipe their finger across the screen or pinch and zoom to read documents and presentations.

Inking - 

Use a stylus to create content, take notes and access features. Hand-write email responses and convert them automatically to text. Stylus can also be used as a laser pointer when presenting. One can also add color to their content and erase mistakes with ease.

Apps - 

OneNote and Lync represent the first new Windows 8 style applications for Office. These applications are designed to deliver touch-first experiences on a tablet. A new radial menu in OneNote makes it easy to access features with finger.

SkyDrive -

Office saves documents to SkyDrive by default, which means content is always available across all devices tablet, PC and phone. Documents are also available offline and sync on reconnecting.

New subscription services - 

The new Office is available as a cloud-based subscription service, which means consumers will automatically get future upgrades in addition to exciting cloud services including Skype world minutes and extra SkyDrive storage. Subscribers receive multiple installs for everyone in the family and across their devices.

Stay connected - 

Follow people, teams, documents and sites in SharePoint. View and embed pictures, videos and Office content in activity feeds to stay current and updated.

Skype -

The new Office comes with Skype, which gives 60 minutes of Skype world minutes every month. Integrate Skype contacts into Lync and call or instant message anyone on Skype.

Reading, markup -

The Read Mode in Word provides a modern and easy-to-navigate reading experience that automatically adjusts for large and small screens. Zoom in and out of content, stream videos within documents, view revision marks and use touch to turn pages.

Digital note-taking -

Digital note taking helps keep notes handy in the cloud and across multiple devices with OneNote. One can take notes with touch, pen or keyboard, or use them together and switch easily back and forth.

Meetings - 

PowerPoint features a new Presenter View that privately shows your current and upcoming slides, presentation time, and speaker notes in a single glance. While presenting, one can zoom, mark up and navigate slides with touch and stylus. Lync includes multiparty HD video with presentations, shared OneNote notebooks and a virtual whiteboard for collaborative brainstorming.

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Office Professional Plus 2013 is a popular office suite developed by Microsoft. It includes well-known to us office applications: text editor - Microsoft Word, spreadsheet - Excel application to create demonstration PowerPoint and e-mail client - Outlook. In addition, also we get access to the virtual notebook OneNote, application management and support databases Access and Lync instant messaging.


The new office outside modern design, brings other changes. We could mention, among other things, support for editing PDF files into Microsoft Word, or new elements in PowerPoint, as well as better support and use of cloud technologies

Office 2013 is Microsoft's desktop and cloud productivity suite. It's available as a stand alone desktop package or through Microsoft's Office 365 subscription model. It's various versions include the programs:
  • Word 2013
  • Excel 2013
  • PowerPoint 2013
  • Outlook 2013
  • Access 2013
  • OneNote 2013
  • Project 2013
  • Publisher 2013
  • Visio 2013

Features:

Touch everywhere -

The new Office responds to touch as naturally as it does to keyboard and mouse. One can swipe their finger across the screen or pinch and zoom to read documents and presentations.

Inking - 

Use a stylus to create content, take notes and access features. Hand-write email responses and convert them automatically to text. Stylus can also be used as a laser pointer when presenting. One can also add color to their content and erase mistakes with ease.

Apps - 

OneNote and Lync represent the first new Windows 8 style applications for Office. These applications are designed to deliver touch-first experiences on a tablet. A new radial menu in OneNote makes it easy to access features with finger.

SkyDrive -

Office saves documents to SkyDrive by default, which means content is always available across all devices tablet, PC and phone. Documents are also available offline and sync on reconnecting.

New subscription services - 

The new Office is available as a cloud-based subscription service, which means consumers will automatically get future upgrades in addition to exciting cloud services including Skype world minutes and extra SkyDrive storage. Subscribers receive multiple installs for everyone in the family and across their devices.

Stay connected - 

Follow people, teams, documents and sites in SharePoint. View and embed pictures, videos and Office content in activity feeds to stay current and updated.

Skype -

The new Office comes with Skype, which gives 60 minutes of Skype world minutes every month. Integrate Skype contacts into Lync and call or instant message anyone on Skype.

Reading, markup -

The Read Mode in Word provides a modern and easy-to-navigate reading experience that automatically adjusts for large and small screens. Zoom in and out of content, stream videos within documents, view revision marks and use touch to turn pages.

Digital note-taking -

Digital note taking helps keep notes handy in the cloud and across multiple devices with OneNote. One can take notes with touch, pen or keyboard, or use them together and switch easily back and forth.

Meetings - 

PowerPoint features a new Presenter View that privately shows your current and upcoming slides, presentation time, and speaker notes in a single glance. While presenting, one can zoom, mark up and navigate slides with touch and stylus. Lync includes multiparty HD video with presentations, shared OneNote notebooks and a virtual whiteboard for collaborative brainstorming.

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