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Microsoft Office 14 Web Applications Preview
"These are lightweight versions of the applications from the desktop product," Microsoft Office general manager Takeshi Numoto told me in a recent briefing. "They allow you to view, edit, and collaborate on Office docs in the browser." The Office Web Applications will be distributed via Office Live, like Office Live Workspace and Office Live Small Business. Microsoft isn't yet discussing how or if they're going to charge for the Web Applications, but Numoto reminded me that the current offerings provide ad supported and subscription models, while businesses can actual host on-site. Expect more information down the road. If you're interested in getting on the Office Web Applications beta, sign up for Office Live Workspace. Microsoft tells me that it will allow any Workspace customers to access the tech preview when it becomes available later this calendar year. Here are some screenshots of the experience. Word Web application
Excel Web application
PowerPoint Web application
Word Web application
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