Microsoft Office Web Apps is a web-based version of the Microsoft Office productivity suite. It includes the web-based version of Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint and Microsoft OneNote. The web applications allow users to access their documents directly from anywhere within a web browser as well as share files and collaborate with other users online. Supported web browsers include Internet Explorer 7 or later, Mozilla Firefox 3.5 or later, Google Chrome, and Safari 4 [wikipedia]
Although Office Web Apps is a very useful feature but I cannot demonstrate it to you because I am on a E1 plan.
You can get details of Office 365 plans from here.
I think this is the whole point on this blog ~ you cannot edit your documents inside a browser if you don't have the right plan so instead of trying to figure out how to Office Web App, first check your plan details.
Although Office Web Apps is a very useful feature but I cannot demonstrate it to you because I am on a E1 plan.
You can get details of Office 365 plans from here.
I think this is the whole point on this blog ~ you cannot edit your documents inside a browser if you don't have the right plan so instead of trying to figure out how to Office Web App, first check your plan details.
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