PowerPoint is a staple of the Microsoft Office suite. While PowerPoint is just one of many presentation software options, it has ascended to the ranks of Coke, Kleenex, Band-Aids, and Google as the de ...

Love it or hate it, PowerPoint is an essential tool in the business user's arsenal. As with Word and Excel, PowerPoint is a large application. The focus with PowerPoint 2013 has been on streamlining ...

Love it or hate it, PowerPoint isn’t going away any time soon; it remains the professional tool of choice for presentations. Features that were already in PowerPoint just became easier to discover and ...

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Office 2013 is the latest release of Microsoft Office. It is currently available by subscription as Office 365 Home Premium, introduced in January 2013, and in several Office 365 business editions ...

Microsoft’s Office 2013 suite of software comes with a number of features that make it easier for users to collaborate. The software also offers tighter integration with a user’s Microsoft account for ...

Company's Office Home & Student 2013 bundle for ARM-based Windows devices, due to begin rolling out later this year, is slightly different from its x86-based counterpart. Mary Jo Foley Mary Jo Foley ...

Office 2013 will be finished and shipping to customers by early November—at least if those customers are running Windows RT—according to a blog post from the Office team. Windows RT, the ARM ...

For the past year or so, the team developing the next release of Microsoft Office has been eerily quiet. The few things they did have to say during that time were invariably drowned out by the public ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. You don’t need to buy all of Microsoft Office 2013 if you ...