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Microsoft's New Office Ambassadors Kelsey Hartigan-Go, Aziza Mondonedo, Gabriel Villanueva, and Janice Crisostomo-Villanueva pose for pictures with Microsoft Philippines officers Managing Director Karie Ilagan (second from right) and Microsoft Office Division Lead Tovia Va'aelua (far right).
MANILA, PhilippinesSay goodbye to the constant transferring of files from one computer to another and say hello to a new way of accessing any document through any device anywhere.
Microsoft officially launched in the Philippines Tuesday its new Office 365 software with cloud service that can be installed in up to 10 devices using just one license.
The new Office applications will still have the complete productivity tools such as Word, PowerPoint, Excel and others. The new feature of Office is its cloud service which allows users to save their documents online and later access it from a different computer or device.
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