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This Office app survived 35 years. Now Microsoft is killing it
Microsoft now says that Microsoft Publisher will disappear in October 2026, where the ( ahem) “perpetual version” of Publisher will be discontinued — at least in terms of support. At that time, Publisher will also be removed from Microsoft 365 and subscribers will not be able to access it from that date forward.
Microsoft is testing free Office for Windows apps with ads
Microsoft has started testing a free version of Office for Windows that includes ads. Right now, you have to pay for a monthly Microsoft 365 subscription to get access to the full desktop version of Office, but Microsoft has been quietly testing an ad-supported version in certain countries.
Microsoft's ad-supported version of Office only saves to OneDrive
Microsoft broke from a long tradition of only offering paid versions of the native Microsoft Office app (web having been free for some time) and silently introduced a free, ad-supported version of Microsoft Office exclusively for Windows 11 users.
Thank Goodness, That Free Ad-Supported Version of Microsoft Office Was Just a Test
The free version of Microsoft features a 15-second ad that plays every few hours and locks away useful features behind a paywall.
Why Microsoft 365 users are making the switch to Office (now $40 for life)
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This 2019 version of MS Office gets the job done—and it’s just $34.99 for life
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Microsoft tells abandoned Publisher users to just use Word and hope for the best
PDFs and Powerpoint also lie in wait as 2026 looms Microsoft is suggesting alternatives to its doomed Publisher product ahead ...
How to compare two versions of a Microsoft Word document
To do this, click on Compare in the Review ribbon and select the two files under Original Document and Revised Document.
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These Underrated Microsoft Word Tricks Help Me Beat Writer's Block
Whether you are writing a difficult email or a challenging school essay, writer's block ambushes us all. When the blinking ...
Creating Microsoft Word Table of Contents Automatically
Learn how to create, customize, and update an automatic table of contents in Microsoft Word with this step-by-step guide.
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Microsoft Office vs. Microsoft 365: Why one is low-key a scam
Stop paying $10 a month for Microsoft 365 — get Microsoft Office 2024 for a one-time fee and use Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and ...
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Not Just Skype: Microsoft Is Killing This 34-Year-Old App, Too
Microsoft Publisher's capabilities are also available on Word and PowerPoint, so the company is removing the app from 365 subscriptions. Here's how to save your work.
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10 great ways to use Copilot through Microsoft 365 at home
6. Make instant slideshows in Microsoft Powerpoint. The humble slideshow is another piece of work culture that you often need ...
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Microsoft 365 vs Office Online: What’s free, what’s not and do you need the paid version?
If your primary focus is on basic document editing and you primarily access Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for quick tasks, the free version available at Office.com may be all you require.
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Don't Spam Enter in Word: Use Page and Section Breaks Instead
Microsoft Word's page and section breaks are designed specifically for times when you need to create a deliberate ...