Here’s a Quick Guide to the New Microsoft Office for Mobile

Feb. 22, 2020

Here’s What You Can Do with the Microsoft Office Mobile

When you open the app, you will find the “Home” page. In here you can find all the recent files that you have accessed, edited or created recently. Additionally, you can tap the “folder” icon at the top right corner to add files from various cloud-based platforms like OneDrive, Files and Google Drive. You canlink other cloud platforms like Box or Dropbox to access the files that are saved there.

Now, you can add the files from your cloud drives to the Office home to access and edit them right in the app.

The Microsoft Office app features a “Notes” app integrated within. Youcan take short notesand it will autosave it. The notes that you take are shown right on the Home screen with an expanded view for a quick glance. You can also add a picture alongside your notes from your gallery or by simply clicking one.

This isa pretty nifty featureas it gives you a quick glance of your short notes right at the home screen. You don’t even have to open up the note file.

The Microsoft Office comes equipped with a feature that canrecognise text from imagefiles. This means you can click a picture of a document andconvert it into a word document or an excel spreadsheet. After converting the text, you can even make edits to that text. There are two ways to convert text from images.

By using the Microsoft Office app, you caneasily transfer files and images from your mobile device to your desktop or laptop. This feature works by using the data connectionjust like Snapdrop. Unlike Snapdrop, the devices need not be connected to the same network.

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