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Office 365 is a line of subscription services offered by Microsoft as part of the Microsoft Office product line. The brand encompasses plans that allow use of the Microsoft Office software suite over the life of the subscription, as well as cloud-based software as a service products for business environments, such as hosted Exchange Server, Skype for Business Server, and SharePoint, among others. All Office 365 plans include automatic updates to their respective software at no additional charge, as opposed to conventional licenses for these programs—where new versions require purchase of a new license.

Office 365: what you get

Word – Not likely to need any introduction, Word takes care of your word processing needs across computers, the web, and mobile devices. It's not been blessed with a huge number of new features in recent years, but it remains rock solid and very capable. Check here for our full review of Word.

Excel – Again, a program most people will be familiar with, and the most powerful spreadsheet application on the planet. Beyond the collaboration features, which we'll discuss further later on, recent Excel improvements have typically been minor rather than major. Check here for our full review of Excel.

PowerPoint – Perhaps the Office app most under threat from newer, leaner rivals, PowerPoint remains very comprehensive and powerful, but can feel bloated. In terms of features for your next slideshow though, it remains the presentation application to beat. Check here for our full review of PowerPoint

OneNote – Got notes to take? OneNote will do it for you, although the application included in the Office 365 suite is now being phased out in favor of the Windows 10 universal app version. It continues to do a very good job of enabling you to collect anything digital. Check here for our full review of OneNote.

Outlook – Much more comfortable across multiple platforms and the web thanks to recent upgrades, Outlook is still the ultimate in email, contact and calendar management. The only downside is that it's actually too powerful for what most people really need. Check here for our full review of Outlook.

OneDrive – The biggest innovation in Office 365, enabling you to sync your files across any device and, crucially, collaborate on documents in real-time inside desktop apps. OneDrive itself may not be that polished, but it's an essential part of keeping the other cogs turning. Check here for our full review of OneDrive.

Publisher – You may have forgotten about this, and at times Microsoft seems to have as well, but the entry-level desktop publishing tool is still around for those who need to put together layouts more advanced than those they can manage inside Word. Check here for our full review of Publisher.

Skype – Video calling, audio calling, instant messaging, file and screen sharing... it's fair to say Skype has just about everything you could need from a modern communications program, and as an Office 365 subscriber you get access to an improved business edition. Check here for our full review of Skype.

Access – Yes, Microsoft's database application is still going strong, and if your business has need for it, then the product is as solid as it ever was. There isn't the same support across mobile and the web as the other apps, but as far as the desktop program goes, you can fully rely on it.

Steps : 

Step 1 : Click on Windows Start Button.

Step 2 : Search for " Office " and Open it.

Step 3 : Login into it with the Accounts given.

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