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Support for international users and multiple languages in the new Office
We have made major new investments in the new Office to support international users who work in languages other than English. -
Reorder your folders, any way you like ‘em
Sometimes, it’s the little things that really make the day easier.
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Office 365 University for Higher-Education Students
Today, we’re introducing a new offering for university and college students called Office 365 University.
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The new People Hub in Outlook 2013
Ever wonder what’s going on with the person you haven’t spoken to in a while? Want to find out what’s new with someone before sending them an email or giving them a call? If you do, Office 2013 is the product for you.
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A Modern, People-First Inbox in Outlook 2013
You’ve probably realized that the person at the desk next to you uses Outlook differently than you.
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Tasks Integration with Exchange
If you live in Outlook, or when connecting to your Project Site is impossible, it is good to have your assignments and tasks in Exchange so you can see and edit them via your favorite Exchange client – Outlook, Outlook Web App, or your mobile phone, even when you are offline. -
Upgrade from Gmail to Outlook.com in 5 easy steps
Just last week we introduced a new personal email service called Outlook.
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Upgrade from Hotmail to Outlook.com
Since we launched the Outlook.com preview a few days ago, we’ve been humbled and amazed by the reception and by the number of people who have upgraded.
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The new Outlook Web App extends to tablets and phones
The primary purpose of Outlook Web App (OWA) is to give Exchange users access to their mailboxes from anywhere through the same Outlook UI and functionality they already know and love.
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Email stuck in your outbox? Try this.
“What do you mean you didn’t receive it? I sent it last night!” At least you thought you did.
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Want a way to send email to a group?
It’s your turn to organize a BBQ or highway litter patrol (or whatever) with your group of friends and you don’t want to type each individual name (or email address) on the To: line.