If you want to disable Backstage View when saving in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, … you can set it with a Group Policy Object (GPO), a script or manually HOW TO DISABLE OFFICE BACKSTAGE MANUALLY: To disable the Backstage View manually, just click: FILE > OPTIONS > SAVE > and check “Don’t show Read more…
This video is primarily a demonstration of the new features in Office 2013 with specific sections on Word 2013 and Excel 2013 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJLb4EE5ByI
If you are receiving the above error there are several things install you can do like: clean boot disable AntiVirus repair your old Office Installation (assuming you are trying to upgrade) run the System File Checker (SFC /SCANNOW) but for me, I resolved the issue by: Deleting ALL of the files Read more…
If you are in IT and deploying Office 2013 you are likely woried about security and in particular, you might want to disable the APPS FOR OFFICE feature. You can disable AfO in three ways: REGISTRY: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\software\policies\microsoft\office\15.0\WEF\trustedcatalogs!disableallcatalogs . GROUP POLICY: User Configuration\Administrative Templates\Microsoft Office 2013\Security Settings\Trust Center\Trusted Catalogs . OFFICE Read more…
The solution (assuming you have already uninstalled lync, or never had it) is to go through the registry and delete the two or three references to Lync_CoreFiles: Click START > RUN, type regedit.exe and press the ENTER key Click on HKEY_CURRENT_USER (as HKCR contains no references) Click EDIT > SEARCH Read more…
The solution to activation error “We’re sorry something went wrong and we can’t do this for you right now. Please try again later. (0xC004F017 )” in Office 2013 is very easy to correct but far from obvious. What you need to do is:
Below are all the Office 2013 Professional Plus images and graphics you will ever need. Just click to enlarge them then, right click on them and SAVE AS.
Today Office 2013 was RTM’d (Released to Manufacturing) and again the question of 32bit or 64bit has come up. Microsoft’s answer is also my answer: In most cases, install the 32-bit version of Microsoft Office. We recommend the 32-bit version of Office, because it helps prevent compatibility issues with most Read more…
XP I understand but Vista is hardly old. Vista has only 8% market share and that was likely a large factor in Microsofts logic.
It will be called Office 2013. According to Marry-Jo Folley, TechEd 2012 had a few demos using Office 2013 branding so while this has not been officially announced yet, it would appear to be the case. See the yellow bar in the graphic below Office 15 = Office 2013 http://i.zdnet.com/blogs/excel2013rt.png She Read more…