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In Access 2013, we’ve made a lot of changes so that you can quickly make a great user interface for your web databases.
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A new modern SkyDrive.com, updated apps, and Outlook.com at 10 million users
Since we launched the Outlook.com preview two weeks ago, we have been truly humbled by the reception. -
Plug into your data: Connecting Excel to an Access database
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How to add reflection, glow, rotation and other effects to your Visio shapes
One of the many tools you’ll find in the new Visio to help you make your diagrams look modern and professionally designed is the addition of shape effects.
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Tips for turning your Excel data into PowerPoint charts
Incorporating a well-constructed chart within your PowerPoint presentation can be a powerful tool to help deliver your message.
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Tricks for creating dropdown lists that let you select multiple items
Our guest blogger and Excel MVP award winner, Debra Dagleish, makes it easy to create an Excel dropdown list that lets you select multiple names in one cell.
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Introduction to the Data Model and Relationships in Excel 2013
This post is brought to you by Diego Oppenheimer a Program Manager on the Excel team.
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PowerPoint 2013: Presentation is Everything
You wouldn’t wear your workout clothes to a job interview, unless of course you were applying as a personal trainer or professional athlete.
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Comments and Revisions in Word 2013
Following on our introductory post to Word 2013 by Tristan Davis, here we discuss how we’ve polished the scenarios around reviewing documents using comments and tracked changes.
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SkyDrive for Android phones now available
A few weeks ago we announced our intention to release an official SkyDrive app for Android phones. -
Connect your Access 2013 Web Apps to SharePoint Lists
Access 2013 web apps are great places to centralize your data.
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Inserting and Swapping Pictures in the New Publisher
Creating and modifying pages with many rich graphical elements, such as photos, has always been something Publisher is great at.