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October 28, 2008 By Dan Perlman 3 Comments

Microsoft announced today that the next release of Microsoft Office will include online versions of the main components of Microsoft Office – Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote. The online versions will be “lightweight versions”, that is, not contain all of the features of the desktop products. Good for consumers, Microsoft is going to support the Firefox and Safari browsers in addition to Microsoft’s own Internet Explorer. The online applications will be available to end-users through the Microsoft Office Live service which has ad-funded and subscription options. While a survey done on ReadWriteWeb earlier this year showed that the majority of that site’s visitors still used the Microsoft Office desktop application for their word processing and spreadsheet needs, there has been growing online competition to the behemoth office suite from the free online suites by Google and Zoho. We’ve written about the Google and Zoho offerings repeatedly. It will be interesting to see whether Microsoft will be able to compete online, in the arena they have owned for so long, with the more nimble Zoho and Google. via ReadWriteWeb

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October 21, 2008 By Dan Perlman Leave a Comment

If we’ve done anything to convince you that Zoho has a great set of free web services and applications and you’ve given them a try – here are 100 tips, tools, resources and tutorials for making the best use of Zoho provided by careeroverview.com. Here’s our favorite three: Sign in with your Yahoo! or Google ID: You don’t need to create a new account to use Zoho-just use a Yahoo! or Google account that you may already have. Work offline: You can take Zoho offline, so you can do your work even when you don’t have an Internet connection. Convert files into .docx: Using Zoho, you can convert a variety of files into the new Word 2007 .docx format. (EM Note: this can be very useful for sharing files with your MS Office 2007 colleagues) Visit careeroverview.com for the complete list of 100.

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October 15, 2008 By Dan Perlman 1 Comment

You’ve probably noticed that here in Enquiring Mimes-land we like Zoho. They have built a great suite of free web products and they keep offering something new. They have just plugged one of the largest holes in their productivity suite by releasing Zoho Mail. With their obvious competition with Google and Google Docs, Zoho need to provide their users the kind of mail support offered by Gmail and in many ways they have bested Gmail, by providing functionality that includes the best of webmail and the best of traditional email readers like Outlook. In one clear way Zoho has trumped Gmail by being the first to offer offline support for their webmail. Zoho, ironically, takes advantage of the Google Gears technology to provide offline support. When you have Gears installed you can configure Zoho Mail for how many messages you’d like to be able to see while offline and Zoho automatically can sense the change in state when you go offline and switch you to offline mode. In a couple of interesting ways, Zoho Mail has given their users a choice of how they’d like to work with their email: Folders vs. Labels – Zoho Mail supports both old-style folders for storing and classifying your email – Outlook-style as well as labels Gmail-style. Threads vs. Lists – In a similar way, Zoho Mail gives you the choice between seeing your messages grouped by conversations – Gmail-style or as a serial list – Outlook-style. Signup for Zoho Mail by registering a free Zoho user account and you can choose your @zoho.com email address. Zoho Mail Features

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7 Free Services that you’d still use even if you had to pay

July 24, 2008 By Dan Perlman Leave a Comment

In the last month we've reviewed 7 free services that are so good, you'd still use them even if you had to pay for them. We thought we better recap the list to give you another chance, with links to our original review.

Picnik - Photo editor
Mindmeister - Mindmapping tool
Google Docs - Complete online office suite
Free Conference - Conference call service
AVG - PC Anti-virus
Zoho - Online Office Suite with man additonal services
Ubernote - Online note keeping service

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