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Formerly known as Office Online and now known simply as Office, the web-based apps reside online, accessible through your browser. Instead of installing Word, Excel, and PowerPoint on your computer, you use free, cloud-based versions of these programs, similar to Google Docs.
Think of the Office.com home page as your start screen for online productivity. From the upper left-corner of the page and click an app icon to: Create and share Office documents (Word for the web, Excel for the web, PowerPoint for the web, or OneNote for the web) Store, open, and share online files (OneDrive)
Start at Office.com to work on recent documents, start new ones, and share your files to collaborate with others.
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Go to Office.com and sign in to your Microsoft account or work or school account.
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Select a recent document or select an app like Word, Excel, or PowerPoint.
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Select a template or a blank document.
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While working on your document, you can:
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Select Share to send a link to others to collaborate on the document.
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Select the app launcher and switch to another app.
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Select Edit in [app name] to use the full-featured desktop app.
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