Chapter 13
Working in Microsoft Office 2013
In This Chapter
Opening a document
Starting a document from a template
Saving and printing your work
Taking notes with OneNote
Adding your e-mail accounts to Outlook
It’s no coincidence that the Surface RT and Surface 2 include a free, installed copy of Microsoft’s Office Home and Student 2013 RT.
That suite of programs — Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and OneNote — are all that many people need. For those who need more, the two tablets also include the Office 2013 RT version of Outlook, a powerful e-mail program for the desktop.
Your Surface RT or Surface 2 can read, save, and create Office files stored nearly anywhere: on your Surface, a flash drive, a networked PC, or on OneDrive, the online storage place accessible by any brand of PC, tablet, or smartphone.
This chapter helps bring you up to speed on the basics of opening, saving, and printing Office files. (Office programs don’t come installed on the Surface Pro or Surface Pro 2, unfortunately, ...
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