Windows users can’t escape Clippy. The much hated personal assistant is coming back. Fortunately, it’ll be far less prominent than back in 1997. And Mac users won‘t have to see it at all.
Apple has made its share of mistakes over the years. But few of these can compare to Clippy’s irritating attempts to help people using Microsoft Office.
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Almost exactly one year after it arrived on iPhone, Microsoft’s unified Office app is now finally available for iPad. The app combines Word, Excel, and PowerPoint in one single package.
That means that all your documents are in one place, and you don’t need to switch between apps depending on whether you’re editing a text document or using a spreadsheet.
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Google has rolled out new updates for Docs, Sheets, and Slides on iOS that add support for Microsoft Office files. A bunch of different Office formats are supported without the need for file conversion.
Updates to Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for iPad bring greater support for trackpads and mice. The new versions, which began rolling on Monday, also includes updated start screen and a new ribbon of feature menus.
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CdkeySales.com is now offering Cult of Mac readers a genuine Windows 10 Pro OEM key for just $14. What’s more, you can get a Windows 10 Home key for just $12. Those prices deeply undercut what you’d have to pay Microsoft for a key. In addition, there are deals on a slew of other Windows OS and Office products, as well as combination bundles, at 18% off. See the list of product links and prices below.
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In a summer sale, CdkeySales.com offers Cult of Mac readers a genuine Windows 10 Pro OEM key for just $14.26. That’s a substantial savings over what you’d have to pay Microsoft for a key. Further, you can get Office 2019 for $32.84 (prices listed here and below were accurate as of press time). Once you enter our special discount code at purchase and get your key, you can install your new software on any PC.
iPadOS 13 introduced native support for opening multiple windows of the same app side by side. Now, seven months after iPadOS 13.1 officially shipped to users, Microsoft has started beta-testing the ability for iPad users to do this on Word and PowerPoint for iPad.
Microsoft shared the news in a blog post detailing how users can “take advantage” of the new (for Microsoft) feature. Here’s how you do it:
