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First look at Microsoft Docs for Facebook

Summary: A first-hand look at the Facebook integrated Office Web Aps.

Zack Whittaker

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Creating and editing a Word document in Docs is just as simple as it ever was in the existing SkyDrive implementation of Office Web Apps. Nothing significant has changed, and Docs works in all browsers including Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Internet Explorer.

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Topics: CXO, Collaboration, Microsoft, Software, Social Enterprise

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  • A useful review

    Thanks, that's a useful review of Docs, especially with the screenshots.

    I took the liberty of linking to this in my own humble blog post on the topic:

    http://www.timacheson.com/Blog/2010/apr/ms_office_on_facebook
    Tim Acheson
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  • RE: Giving Docs access to Facebook (First look at Microsoft Docs for Facebook)

    Do you know if this will work in offline mode?
    tam8261
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