If you accidentally closed an Office document without saving it, or maybe a Word document you've been working on crashed, don't panic. By default, Office applications automatically save temporary ...

You’re working diligently on an Excel spreadsheet, making sure all the figures are accurate and everything looks great. You’re a machine: There’s nothing that can stop you from acing this task and ...

You may get an error prompt displaying the error message Microsoft Office cannot open this file because some parts are missing or invalid when you try to open a Word ...

This post will show you how to convert Microsoft Office files like Excel, Word, and PowerPoint to Google Docs, Documents, Sheets, and Slides, respectively. Both Microsoft Office and Google Docs are ...

Office suites have come a long way in terms of compatibility from five and 10 years ago. Previously a document in one office suite would rarely open properly in a competitors office application, or if ...

If you've been accustomed to opening files from newer versions of Microsoft Word in older versions of the software, the error messages you see when you try to open ...

If you use the Microsoft Office suite of applications, such as Word, Excel, or PowerPoint, you’ll have noticed these apps try to save all your files on OneDrive. For some people, that’s a great system ...

Many Microsoft Office 2010 products, such as Word, PowerPoint and Publisher, directly support the Rich Text Format, which is compatible with a wide range of products. Some Office products, such as ...

The first step to collaborating in G Suite is sharing a file with your collaborators. That starts with adding the file to Google Drive. Go to drive.google.com and log in if necessary. On the top left, ...

How to quickly view your files and documents in Windows with QuickLook Your email has been sent The free QuickLook tool can display a variety of file types without you having to open them or launch ...

Documents offers mobile access to all your files, across your servers and cloud storage products. Photo: Ian Fuchs/Cult of Mac For the last few years, discussions about whether you can do “real work” ...