4 new ways to edit Office documents in the browser

If you have used the Office Web apps for a while, you know that we constantly improvements, even since our major update in October last yearmake. And now that you do not need to log onto the 4 latest updates here, now you can try.

Can you find a picture on the Web that you want to use in your document? Now you never have to leave your browser. Simply copy the picture and paste it into the Web app, using the keyboard (CTRL + V or ? + V). This works in Word Web app, PowerPoint web app and OneNote Web app to give it a try in This sample notebookin OneNote Web app (eighth, Edit in the browser click on it if you have to get there).

If you select a word or a sentence in Word Web app and OneNote Web app, you will immediately receive a toolbar with formatting commands. This saves time, since not returned to make a bulleted list or a template command to the Ribbon. In PowerPoint web app, this will appear floating toolbar when right-clicking on a shape. In the OneNote Web app toolbar contains commands for the marking of individual tasks and notes as well as.

Here is a Word document with lots of text, you can have fun to format. Click Edit in the browser and formatting to boot.

Edit slides in PowerPoint web app is becoming more and more like the work in the PowerPoint desktop program. Now you can a slide's layout change, simply by right-clicking and picking a different layout.

You can format the text in a shape, and you can copy and paste content from one slide to another (use the CTRL key and ? key combos). This sample presentation has shapes with text and other elements can you play with those. Click Edit in the browser , and then start to.

Excel Web app now opens workbooks that contain comments. You may notice that your workbooks open faster too, because we worked, making it snappier Web app.

If you are using Excel Web app on a touch device, you move and resize charts and you can select multiple cells by tapping a cell and then a selection handle.

This sample budget has a diagram that can work with you, as well as commentary and example data. Click Edit in the browser , and then try it.

We hope that these updates improve your experience with the Office Web apps. You can always let us know what you when you work in the Web apps by clicking file > help, and then giving feedback to Microsoft. We are constantly on your suggestions heard!

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