If you’ve been considering buying Office Suite for your next Windows PCs, think again, because it may not be necessary to spend money for something you can do for free online via Microsoft SkyDrive. Microsoft’s free Office Web Apps are now integrated with SkyDrive. With Office Web Apps, you can now create, upload, and edit documents created in Microsoft Office anywhere without owning a copy of Office Suite.
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Tags: Internet Explorer, Microsoft, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Word, Office Web Apps, Windows Live SkyDrive
Whenever you install a new operating system, there are some applications you must install immediately to enhance your experience. Applications like, Adobe Flash Player, Java Runtime, Adobe Reader, Audio/Video codecs, Skype and others. Fedora is no different. In this tutorial, I will show you how to install all those useful programs by downloading just one program called ‘easyLife’.
This tutorial will show you a command that every Ubuntu owner should run after installing or upgrading their Ubuntu systems. As you well know, Ubuntu is a powerful OS, capable of doing wonderful things like playing & ripping CD/DVDs, watching videos and flash, and other tasks.
Thinking about using Microsoft Core Fonts in Ubuntu? If so, this brief tutorial will show you how to quickly install them in Ubuntu.
Ubuntu comes with nice fonts, however, if you want to use MS core fonts, then you must install these packages. Fonts such as Arial, Arial Black, Comic Sans MS are not included in Ubuntu by default, and this tutorial will show you how to enable them.
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This brief tutorial will show you how to use SDExplorer to backup your critical data to Microsoft Live SkyDrive easily and quickly. As you may already know, Microsoft gives everyone who signs up for SkyDrive online storage a free 25GB to store documents, photos and files that you can easily share with friends and families.
Last week we showed you how to automatically backup your data to SkyDrive in Ubuntu. This tutorial is the Windows version of what you saw last week. If you remember, we told you that Microsoft offers a free 25GB of online storage that you can use to store your data anyway you want. With that free space, this brief tutorial will show you how to setup an automatic backup and restore process in Windows 7 so that when you lose your data on your computer, you can then go to SkyDrive and restore that data onto another computer.
This is like your own Carbonite online store, only free.
This blog describes how to use system restore in Windows XP to restore your system to previous state and undo harmful changes done to your computer.
If you’re about to install a program or perform changes to your system, Microsoft recommends that you either backup your computer or create a restore point so that when something goes wrong, you’ll be able to restore your system to earlier time.
This brief tutorial will show you the steps needed to upgrade Windows XP to service pack 3. As you may already know, Microsoft released XP service pack 3 (SP3) about two years ago as an update to service pack 2. It includes all previously released updates, and new updates to ensure that XP users have the latest updates for their systems.
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