Microsoft 365 is the de facto option. But if you just need to open, edit, and create basic documents, you don’t have to spend anything.

As with the web version, you just need a Microsoft account and you're good to go, but there is a caveat: If you want to use the mobile app version of Word on an Android device with a screen size ...

Microsoft's ultimate goal is to make it so that all of the members of the Office Web Apps suite can handle the same core set of functions (co-author, print, edit, view, etc.), but there's no word ...

I’ll be comparing Microsoft’s Word Web App to Google’s online word processor, Docs. I’m focusing on Word because it’s new, but also because unlike Microsoft’s online version of OneNote ...

Now, the web version of Office isn't perfect. You get only 5 GB of free storage, for one thing, though it would be hard to fill that up if you're using it only for the occasional file.

Microsoft's Editor feature for Word for the Web (the online version of Word) provides simple, easy-to-parse grammar and spelling suggestions. Here's how to improve your writing with Editor for ...

The transcription feature only works on the web version of Word, not on its desktop Windows or Mac apps and not on its mobile companions. Microsoft said it hopes to have the technology available ...

In the Word web app, there’s a text entry box where you can refine the result by typing more prompts. Note: Users with Copilot and M365 business subscriptions can also have Copilot rewrite ...