Showing posts with label Premium. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Premium. Show all posts

Thursday, May 9, 2013

Join us on Tuesday's Webinar: answers to your questions on Office 365 Home Premium

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Office.com receives more than 3,000 customers messages per week and we dig through it all. In this webinar, we bring you answers to the most frequently asked questions and comments to the new Office and Office 365 Home Premium. We start our office 15-minute Webinar Pacific time at 09:15, with one live to follow Q & A. Click on the link below or go to http://aka.ms/offweb more information about the connect from the series.

https://join.Microsoft.com/meet/dougt/F274WBQZ

If you are on Windows 7 or 8, you come across the free Lync Web app. Other computers that may need for audio in called: Pamet.MP3 320. 3585, Conference ID: 84172528.

A video of the webinar will be posted shortly after the webinar.

What do you learn in Tuesday's webinar

What is the difference between Office 365 and Office 2013? What have you again with the new Office and how many computers? To log on and install Home Premium what to do if you want to work offline, or not the cloud Office 365 want education the resources available on the new Office

References for this webinar

--Doug Thomas


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Monday, April 8, 2013

Webinar: Learn about Office 365 Small Business Premium

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Last week, we introduced the new Office for businesses. In this webinar, we'll dive into Office 365 Small Business Premium and show you how 1-10 employees can get best-in-class tools and services. We'll also look at new features and a comparison chart for businesses of all sizes.

Can't view this video? It's also available at Microsoft Showcase. Need a peek? Here's a 30-second trailer.

What you will learn at Tuesday's webinar:

What is an Office subscription? Comparing plans for different size businesses New features in Word 2013 and other programs Why a business-class email program rocks

References for this webinar:

Go to http://aka.ms/offweb for more information on how to join the series live every Tuesday.

--Doug Thomas


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Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Five computers, additional 20GB of storage, and more: Your Office 365 Home Premium subscription

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Your Office on up to 5 computers. Additional 20GB of storage in SkyDrive. 60 anywhere minutes with Skype. Use Office anywhere. These are just some of the perks of an Office 365 Home Premium subscription. Click on the brief video below to learn how to get the most out of your Office subscription.

You can get a free 30-day trial or buy Office 365 Home Premium today or learn more at Get Started with the new Office.


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Steve Ballmer announces the new Office 365 Home Premium

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Steve Ballmer is the biggest doof in CEO history..

Windows 8 Phone & Office 8 Mobile are the biggest scam in the history of the internet.. its nothing but shameless promotion of Microsofts Cloud crap, and their 365 perpetual Office payment plan...

Office 8 is the most useful piece of crap on the face of the planet... You cant even make your own Bullet Points..in fact 90% of the functionality has been completely removed, you cant even make a simple bullet point, without editing someone's template with random useless bullets all of the place.. , things which you've been able to do since Windows mobile 2003 office...

you are likely not the stupidest people one earth, so we can assume its by design.. to make your phone users hate phone experience so much they will opt to buy your desktop office suite, or at the very least, buy your crappy tablet in addition to their phone, just to be able to make a very simple office document..

2013? more like 1913... your Powerpoint cant even create a simple slide, a function at least 10 other office alternatives can do on Android & iPhone..

I walked into a Phone shop today, ready to buy your Windows Phone, until I opened up Office and smelled the foul stench of your CEO's underpants in my face, taunting me to not use office on the phone, and instead rely on my desktop & the cloud for everything, which naturally makes a tablet a necessity, whilst telling me what a naughty boy he had been... "nana-nana", he seemed to say whilst waving his soiled under-shorts in my face, "im a CEEE-EEEE-OOOOO" he taunted..

he is as senile as the office development team

did you give up brains, functionality, usefulness, practicality, and all manner of features, just so that CEO could flash a pretty little screen around to the little children he seems disturbingly far more interested in?

windows 7 is awesome.. windows 8 is your desperate attempt to straggle behind the leaders.. your CEO doesnt have vision, his head is up the rectums of Google & Apple, who are both far ahead of where he thought he would pop out to...

your CEO is WAY too old to compete in this market.. he's no Jobbs.. and shouldnt have a Job.. tell him to take 365 and roll the entire project back in his rectum from whence it came., and stop pathetically short-changing everyone to promote your other products..

if you little clowns want to make phones, then make phones.. or cant u say 'conflict of interest'....  tell Steve Ballmer to go back to running hair-care companies, and trying to figure out how to cheat the socks off of elderly customers by getting them to invest time & money in hairless schemes.. and STOP screwing around with people who know better

you little clowns have COMPLETELY abandoned your faithful users, who've been with you since 2003... you are a bunch of dikkfaces.. now go screw yourselves

should a company like Microsoft, with its current CEO & development team, even be ALLOWED to OWN a patent?

no.. they shouldnt.  its like taking the patent for electricity, and putting it in the hands of an imbecile who'd rather stick the world's only lightbulbs into his rectum all day..

your little windows 8 phone is nothing but a design to create a need for your crappy tablet.. your craplet, to coin a perfectly suitable phrase for your entire windows 8 agenda

why dont you give us all a Windows7-like experience on the Mobile phone, and re-take 90% of the market... rather than letting Steve Bumballs tank your entire company with his hair-salon tactics

stop forcing your crappy windows8 agenda down everyones throats.. take a step back.. remove your head from the developers rectum to your left, and try creating a phone that is as useful and functional and welcoming as the Windows 7 platform itself... rather than trying to turn the entire planet into little red blocks..

Perhaps Steve Bumbells can just be in charge of developing exclusively for the gay community, and someone with a bit more of a brain can develop Microsoft Windows phones for Microsoft Windows users..

how are you going to abandon all Microsoft Windows 7 users, and your own Windows 7 platform, for an obviously failed idea in Windows 8

the community has told you to kindly go screw yourselves

take a hint..


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Monday, February 18, 2013

5 quick videos: Office 365 meet Home Premium

Office 365Two weeks ago, we released Office 365 Home Premium. You can subscribe to for the first time, Office install it as a service on your computer at the still receive all full-featured Office applications that you know and love, along with impressive new features of cloud and built social security benefits, instead. If you have only six minutes time, you can meet with the new Office through the following five videos watch.

Five computers, more 20 GB disk space and more: your Office 365 Home Premium subscription
Her Office on up to 5 computers. Additional 20 GB space in SkyDrive. throughout 60 minutes with Skype. Use Office anywhere. You will learn how to get the most out of your Office 365 Home Premium subscription.

Getting started: how Office login
To spend just one minute (literally: the video is one minute) to learn how to start, so you can start, use your Office subscription benefits, like SkyDrive online storage.

Use your Office anywhere in the Office on request
I had wish Office subscription and documents while on the computer of a friend, in the library or in a hotel business center access to your? You simply login to Office upon request.

Do your Office on up to five computers
You can install your Office subscription on up to five Macs and PCs. Learn more about your systems manage.

Lot Office for everyone: Add Office family members
"It belongs to me!" "No, it's mine!" Don't worry, there are enough Office for the whole family. With Office 365 Home Premium can multiple users, each with their own documents and settings support.

You will receive a free 30-day trial or Office 365 Home Premium buy today or learn more see getting started with the new Office.


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Join us on Monday's Premium Edition Webinar: favorite new features in Office 365 on-site at MVP Conference

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You can visit us Monday for a special webinar on the MVP Conference in Redmond, where we spotlight customer of favorite new features in Office 365 Home Premium and a live Q & A with Office 365 and we create to engage webinars on Office.com. We start this Office MVP-15-minute Webinar to follow Pacific time, with a Q & A 16:30. Click on the link below to join.

https://join.Microsoft.com/meet/dougt/F274WBQZ

There are two ways, you can join: you use the free download of the Lync participants to full video and sound, or use your Web browser and call audio get: Pamet.MP3 320. 3585, Conference ID: 84172528.

Go to http://aka.ms/offweb more information, how to join the series. A video of the webinar will be posted shortly after the webinar. We organise regular Webinar Tuesday spot on the MVP Conference with tips from MVPs.

What do you learn at Monday's Webinar:

New features in Office customers tell us their tips for Timeto365.com a bit Office 15-minute Webinar series A peak at Office 365 small business (coming February 27)

References for this Webinar:

--Doug Thomas


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Tuesday, February 14, 2012

50% off Production Premium is back!

The special to switch to Premiere Pro from Final Cut or Media Composer is back.  Check it out:

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