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Office Mobile on Windows Phone 7

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Windows Phone 7 offers numerous opportunities for making the most of work and life, while enabling best-in-class productivity through the all-new Microsoft Office Mobile.

 

Office Mobile offers unique capabilities on Windows Phone 7 that are not found on any other smartphone. Windows Phone 7 is the only smartphone with Microsoft Office Mobile built-in. It delivers a great finger touch experience to the powerful Office tools that your users are already familiar with. Several features help improve productivity:

 

The Office Hub provides a single location for easy access to documents, the ability to quickly view, edit, and create documents, and the ability to save them on the phone or email them to others.

 

In Word Mobile 2010, you can:

  • View and use rich formatting options in documents, such as bullets, highlighting and graphics.
  • Work with documents that automatically reflow for optimized viewing on the smartphone screen.
  • Take advantage of tools such as AutoCorrect, predictive text, spell check, and outline - an easy way to navigate to the most relevant information in a document.

In Excel Mobile 2010, you can:

  • View, edit and format entire workbooks, including high resolution charts and graphs.
  • Update and instantly recalculate workbooks, edit formulas and use 114 frequently used functions.
  • Filter and sort lists.

In PowerPoint Mobile 2010, you can:

  • View presentations full screen with rich pictures, charts, and improved SmartArt.
  • View slide transitions, builds, and animations—including motion paths.
  • Review and update presentation speaker notes, edit slide text, and move or hide slides.
  • Display Custom Shows stored within presentations.
  • Zoom in on slides to view details and easily pan to view different perspectives.
  • Attend a virtual PowerPoint broadcast—receive an invitation, tap a link, call in and instantly view the presentation.

In OneNote Mobile 2010, you can:

  • Use the simplified OneNote Mobile user interface to capture information.
  • Insert pictures or record voice clips.
  • Enhance notes with newly added formatting functionality and numbered lists.
  • Use the app bar to quickly email a OneNote file, which automatically adds note contents to the message body and enables all recipients to view key content—even if they don’t use OneNote.
  • Access and update notebooks that are stored on SharePoint 2010.

In SharePoint Workspace Mobile 2010, you can:

  • Enable users to access SharePoint 2010 files so they can collaborate with their teams while on the move and sync documents for offline use.
  • Use built-in SSL support for the Microsoft Forefront Unified Access Gateway.

For more information on Microsoft Office Mobile 2010 features and capabilities, see the “Microsoft Office Mobile on Windows Phone 7 Product Guide” on the Office Product Guide Download Center, and check out the Office Mobile page on TechNet, and the Office Mobile Blog on TechNet.

 

Note: I had some issues with this post and have reposted this to solve the display issues.

Comments

  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    Written by Manan (a visitor) on Jan 24, 2011 re: Office Mobile on Windows Phone If you could send this as feedback to the team: headers & footers are not shown. This can be a big deal sometimes. A really very big deal.

  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    Gareth, Try the following to solve your problem. Open the Excel Worksheet. Select the column by tapping on the column header. Tap and hold the column header with your finger.  A drop down menu will appear. Select ‘autofit’. This will adjust the column with to fit the values in the column. Hope this works!

  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    Mark – thanks very much for taking the time to articulate all these comments/suggestions. Some of them are in the works already – the Windows Phone 7 dev team will be delivering some great functionality improvements this year. I thought your suggestion about updating Office Mobile was especially interesting, and your numerous suggestions for Outlook Mobile (including that last one – thanks!) show your considerable awareness of and insight into some of the many technologies that are at play. I will make sure to pass along all your suggestions to the dev team.

  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    As to headers and footers in Word, you are correct they are not displayed correctly on the phone. This is a known issue. Thanks for the feedback.

  • Anonymous
    February 13, 2011
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  • Anonymous
    February 13, 2011
    Forgot one... Outlook 2010 Mobile

  1. Feeds (with the Feed list synchronized between Exchange, Outlook, Outlook Mobile and/or IE with LiveID or Windows Live Mesh)
  • Anonymous
    February 19, 2011
    In Excel on my phone I can't find a way to resize the columns, which is a problem cos lots of my cells are showing ####, they look fine on Excel 2010 on my computer, it's normal text, weird.