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What is and how to use Microsoft 365

There is no doubt that Microsoft is not only known for its popular Windows operating system. It is also, for example, by a series of applications commonly used in most homes around the world, and which were at the time grouped under the Office pack.

We can mention, for example, the presence of extremely popular software known to all, such as Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Exchange and SharePoint, among many others.

Some time ago Microsoft decided to take the step to the cloud, baptizing it with the name of Office 365 , in such a way that it offered the possibility of using all its Office applications under a monthly subscription, without having to buy a license, download the pack and install it in our computer.

However, he finally decided to change the name to Microsoft 365 , so that what was previously officially known as Office 365, we will now find it with the new name.

Curiously, now the company offers no less than fifteen different packages focused on meeting the particular needs of each group, while it also offers us the possibility of subscribing for free by offering us the possibility of accessing only Office Online applications, and also having of a cloud storage capacity of 5 TB.

In other words, as we will see, Microsoft 365 would be the premium version of Office Online , which would give us access, for example, to download and install Office applications (without the need only to use them online), get suggestions and templates , share documents and work with other users in real time, advanced help with spelling and grammar and get other new features as soon as they are published, such as smart assistance.

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