This article discusses the use of Microsoft Office online from a browser. This feature is only available with Microsoft Office 365, which has a cloud-based personal account providing access to web applications for working with documents directly from the browser.
Office 365 is distributed with a 1-year subscription, but this version of Office also offers applications for download onto PCs, and these applications can work without internet access. For more details on this delivery, you can refer to the next page.
Now, let’s look at how Microsoft Office online works from a browser:
Go to the page login.microsoftonline.com.
Enter your credentials, which were sent to you after payment.
After logging in, you will enter your personal account, your “desktop” for working with Microsoft Office applications.
Clicking on the upper left corner will display a list of available applications for work. You can click on any application to open it in the web browser. For example, clicking on Word opens it online.
A new window will open where you can create a new document, create a document from provided templates, or open an existing document. You can simply drag and drop your document into this window to open it.
Once the document is opened, you’ll have the standard Word document editor with functionality similar to the application. The situation is similar with other Office applications such as Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, etc.
