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  In Pictures: Microsoft Office 'lite' for touchscreens

  As part of the beta release program for Windows 10, Microsoft has released free touchscreen versions of Excel, PowerPoint and Word through the Windows Store.

  In Pictures: Microsoft Office 'lite' for touchscreens
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  In Pictures: 13 useful add-ons for Microsoft Excel and Word 2013

  For some reason, Microsoft has taken to calling the mini-programs that you can install into their Office applications “apps”. Functionally, though, most of these are similar to Web browser add-ons - in the sense that they add to or enhance the feature set of the main program. Here are the most useful ones for the latest versions of Excel and Word.

  In Pictures: 13 useful add-ons for Microsoft Excel and Word 2013

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News about Word

• Microsoft announces new enterprise mobility services

  Security products to join Microsoft’s EMS suite

• Microsoft partners Dropbox on new integration

  Allows edits in Word, PowerPoint, and Excel documents in Dropbox

• In Pictures: Microsoft Office 'lite' for touchscreens

  As part of the beta release program for Windows 10, Microsoft has released free touchscreen versions of Excel, PowerPoint and Word through the Windows Store.

• Microsoft Office for iPad review: Finally! True productivity on your tablet

  Microsoft's Office for Apple's iPad tablet is a beautiful hybrid of form and function, competing with and even outdoing Apple's iWork suite.

• Decoded: Microsoft's puzzling Office 365 roll-out

  Three new packages offer an appealing line-up for small business, but pricing plans and some of its features are difficult to decipher.

• 10 killer new features in Word 2013

  There's a lot to like about the new Microsoft Word 2013.

Features about Word

• 10 Microsoft Word 2013 headaches and how to cure them

  Here's how to solve some of the most vexing problems in Word 2013.

• Microsoft Word alternatives: Wordsmiths, rejoice!

  Microsoft Word is the 800-pound gorilla of word processors--but sometimes you need less, more, or just different.