I’ve gone through some of the archives, and checked out as many of the keywords that I could access to see what is bringing people here. I’ve got a couple of things percolating, but I want to know what is bringing you to this site? What are you looking for, and are you finding it? Do you have questions I’m not answering?

Please let me know in the comments or by emailing me (contact info is over on the right), and let me know what you want to know about. What are you wondering, needing, looking for?

I look forward to hearing from you guys!

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Q&A with Office Tweaks

Microsoft won’t say when the new version of Office, known as Office 14, will arrive, but Microsoft Business Division President Stephen Elop said that a technology preview of the browser-based products will come later this year and that a beta version will be released in 2009.

There’s a full Q&A with Microsoft Blogger, Sarah Perez here, including a discussion about whether the products will be free (unsure, but the indication is there will be an ad supported free version and a paid subscription version) and if a specific operating system will be required (not as long as you’re running a supported browser). Sarah answers all of the questions she came across most frequently misunderstood comments and questions here.

Edited to Add: The first release of the online versions of the products won’t have an offline option, so you’ll have to be connected to be able to use the online versions, for now at least.

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Web-based version of office to work on all OS

Here’s how it works: I’ll start with a question, and the first person answers my question, and then asks a different question for the next person in the same comment. Tanya’s questions are usually the cocktail-party variety, which is cool, but here, I want to stay on topic! The geeky twist for the Office Tweaks Mid-Week Socializing Game is that your questions in the comments should be about the various Office products, tips, tricks and those burning office questions you’ve got but haven’t found the answer to yet.

So, here we go:

What is the most useful tool you’ve found in Office, be it obvious or hidden? 

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Mid-Week Socializing Game, Techy-style