Microsoft Delivers Office Live Workspace Beta

Microsoft today announced the beta availability of its latest online service: Microsoft today is beginning roll-out of the public beta of OfficeLive Workspace, a secure online workspace to which Office users canpost Word, PowerPoint, Excel or PDF files directly from Officeapplications to work on remotely from virtually any web-connected PCand collaborate on with others. To learn more about Office Live Workspace, PressPass spoke with Kirk Gregersen, Office Director of Consumer and Small Business Product Management. I've been testing Office Live Workspace for a month or so and my review will be up later today.

Paul Thurrott

December 10, 2007

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Microsoft today announced the beta availability of its latest online service:

Microsoft today is beginning roll-out of the public beta of OfficeLive Workspace, a secure online workspace to which Office users canpost Word, PowerPoint, Excel or PDF files directly from Officeapplications to work on remotely from virtually any web-connected PCand collaborate on with others.

To learn more about Office Live Workspace, PressPass spoke with Kirk Gregersen, Office Director of Consumer and Small Business Product Management.

I've been testing Office Live Workspace for a month or so and my review will be up later today.

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Paul Thurrott

Paul Thurrott is senior technical analyst for Windows IT Pro. He writes the SuperSite for Windows, a weekly editorial for Windows IT Pro UPDATE, and a daily Windows news and information newsletter called WinInfo Daily UPDATE.

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