I cannot understand why they don’t just make an app product that works for everyone and why it has taken almost a decade to get the current “lame” version.Īnyway…. I actually like their products and think that what the Redmond kids are doing with the Surface Tablet and Windows 8 is amazing and needed. I am the first to admit that I can be (at times) a Microsoft Fanboy (whatever). There are many solutions to this particular product dilemma because as we all know, Microsoft is king of the office document and PowerPoint is the undisputed ruler of the meeting presentation. This (still) does not mean that you cannot get things done on your iPhone or iPad, you just have to look outside of Washington state for the answer. Those of us that are not subscribers to 365, we are still feeling like redheaded stepchildren. they made one for iPhone, not iPad, and for those who are subscribers of the latest version of Office (Office 365). The iPhone and iOS has been around for 6 years and we are still waiting for Redmond to get up and make an app that works for all of us. Let’s be frank, the new iOS Office app sucks for most of us. In the long run it is a good thing but we are living in the here and now and right now, we are talking about something else. What “it” is, is a long complicated story so just follow the link to learn more. Wait… WHAT? Subscriber to huh? Most people don’ even know what that is.

The app is free if you are a subscriber to Office365. Microsoft Office made its debut on iOS (iPhone) this past week, much to the delight of many a Windows fan including us here at the Meeting Pool. It’s soooo popular, that we keep it featured and handy for those looking for MS Office solutions for iOS. This article was originally posted by friend of The Meeting Pool Keith Johnston in June.

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