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Add Dynamic Content To Excel
Excel’s WEBSERVICE function is a nifty way to add data from online sources directly to spreadsheets. The Excel Blog has a useful walkthrough on how to set up a spreadsheet using the feature. [Excel Blog]
Transferring Office 2013 Between Computers Is Legal Again
One of the more controversial changes introduced with Office 2013 was a restriction on the ability for individual users to transfer their licences between machines. Microsoft has backpedalled on its original proposal, which only allowed you to move licences if your machine had a warranty failure, and has now gone back to its previous stance, which lets you move the software provided you uninstall it from the old machine.
Office 365 Business For Australia Explained
Office 365 Home Premium got its official release last month,, but workplace users have had to wait their turn until now. Microsoft has finally released its business packages for the 2013-flavoured release of Office 365, so what’s on offer?
Will You Buy Office 365 On Subscription?
The newly-announced pricing for Office 2013 makes buying an annual subscription (aka Office 365 Home Premium) by far the most appealing option for most customers. But does that mean people are going to buy it?
New Office 2010 Buyers Will Get Free Upgrade To Office 2013
Microsoft hasn’t yet confirmed final pricing for Office 2013, but it seems to be readying for launch. New purchasers of the full version of Office 2010 are now being promised a free upgrade when the updated software ships.
What Australians Will Pay For Office 2013
Office 2013 doesn’t yet have a confirmed release date, but the subscription versions for consumers and small business now have pricing. Which packages are available and what do they cost?
New Touch Features In Office 2013 [Video]
Office 2013 has a stack of new features, including options for use on touchscreens. Check out how some of those options work in this video.


























