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Today's post is by Jenni French, product manager on the Office Web Apps team.
Earlier this autumn, we shipped enhancements to Office Web Apps based on your feedback, delivering new features such as the ability to view ink in OneNote Web App, merge and autofit cells in Excel Web App, and print directly from the browser in Excel Web App. Today, the SkyDrive team is announcing some updates that are also based on your requests. Today’s SkyDrive updates will make it easier than ever to share and collaborate on Office documents using Office Web Apps on SkyDrive.
With today’s SkyDrive improvements, you can share individual files stored on SkyDrive, not just folders. Also, you can easily collaborate on Office documents through SkyDrive with anyone, even if you don’t know their Windows Live ID. You can even share directly with friends on Facebook and LinkedIn. Or you can share a document with everyone, by setting permissions to make it public and creating a link that you can send or share, or embed in your own blog or website.
To share the document you’re working on, just click Share in the toolbar, and then you can enter your friends’ email addresses, a short message, and give permission to edit or require sign-in, all in one place!
The people who you’ve shared it with will receive an invitation almost immediately, sent from you, with a link that they can click to view your document.
Here’s another time-saver: With this update, the SkyDrive team has added right-click menus on the file list, allowing you to view, edit, download, and more.
In addition to sharing via email, now you can share your Office documents through social networks such as Facebook and LinkedIn. This is exciting, because it means that you can show off your Office documents with your friends in Facebook, or collaborate with colleagues in LinkedIn.
To post your Office documents to a social network, click Share in the navigation, and then click Post to.
In addition to sharing your Office documents with specific friends and colleagues, you can upload a document and share it with everyone, and then get a link that you can post or send to make your document public. You can also choose to set permissions so only friends you’ve shared it with can see it, or you can make it public for anyone on the web to see.
To make your document public, click Share, and then click Get a Link.
If you have a blog or a website, you can embed your Excel or PowerPoint document directly into another web page.
To embed an Office document from SkyDrive, right-click the document, click Embed, and then click Generate to get HTML code that you can paste into your blog or website.
Want to see what these improvements look like in action? Watch this video, from Doug on the Office Casual blog...or try them for yourself, just sign in to SkyDrive to get started!
I hope you’ll enjoy using these new features! And please do let us know what you think, in comments below or through the product, because we’re always listening…
Thanks, --Jenni FrenchSr. Product Manager, Office Web Apps
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Articolo originale pubblicato mercoledì 30 novembre 2011 Il post di oggi è offerto da Jenni French
Artigo original publicado na quarta-feira, 30 de novembro de 2011 O post de hoje é de Jenni French
Исходная статья опубликована в среду, 30 ноября 2011 г. Автор этой публикации — Дженни Френч (Jenni
原文发布于 2011 年 11 月 30 日（星期三） 今天的博客文章由 Office Web Apps 团队的产品经理 Jenni French 提供。 去年秋天的早些时候，我们发布了 基于您的反馈的
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英文原文已於 2011 年 11 月 30 日星期三發佈 本文是由 Office Web Apps 小組產品經理 Jenni French 所撰寫。 在今年初秋，我們根據您的意見反應推出了
Veröffentlichung des Originalartikels: 30.11.2011 Der heutige Beitrag stammt von Jenni French, Product
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In this week’s webinar, you’ll learn about Office Web Apps. Some of you might be relatively new to them, so I'll start the webinar with a poll to see how much you know. Then I can tailor our 15 minutes together a bit better for you. We start
Hi,
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That's awesome!!
I love the concepts here, and find these new changes quite exciting. The one critique I have however lies in the various OneNote options (Windows PC, iPad app, and Live/SkyDrive). The iPad version often has issues synching to SkyDrive (data on iPad not reflected on SkyDrive). Synching Windows client to SkyDrive results in missing data on Windows client. Meanwhile, the SkyDrive version becomes the definitive version of the three: edit or delete that version and both iPad and Windows client then suffer as a result. Of course there is no backup copy on iPad and doing a Copy/paste from iPad into an email is poorly implemented (one bulleted line at a time only). I would REALLY appreciate seeing this sorted as I love using the iPad as a notetaking platform in lieu of the Windows laptop, but synching is highly problematic at the moment!
WELL DONE here on these new additions!!
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