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April 10, 2025

Pay Just $30 Once and Get Microsoft Office Office for Life

Around 60% of small and midsize businesses (SMBs) are seeking affordable technology solutions, according to McKinsey. Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2019 for Windows is currently available for .97, reduced from its regular price of 9. This lifetime license includes essential applications like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, with no ongoing subscription fees. Office 2019 is compatible with Windows 10 and 11 and offers improved inking tools, advanced data analysis features in Excel, and new presentation capabilities in PowerPoint. The one-time purchase model eliminates monthly fees and hidden costs, providing long-term stability for users.

Winsage

March 31, 2025

10 Facts you probably didn’t know about Windows as Microsoft turns 50

- Windows was originally named "Interface Manager" before being changed to "Windows" prior to its launch in 1985. - Early versions of Windows (1.0, 2.0, and 3.x) operated on top of MS-DOS and required users to boot into MS-DOS before launching the graphical interface. - The Briefcase folder was an early tool for synchronizing files between computers, which became obsolete with the rise of cloud storage solutions. - Prior to Windows XP, user profiles were basic and lacked robust security; full user accounts were implemented with Windows NT. - Several applications from Windows 1.0, including Calculator, Paint, Notepad, Clock, and Control Panel, are still present in Windows 11 in modernized forms. - The "Format" dialog in File Explorer has used the same code for over 30 years, although updates for FAT32 support are being developed. - TrueType fonts were introduced in Windows 3.1 in 1992 through a licensing agreement with Apple, improving font rendering quality. - The "Ctrl + Alt + Delete" shortcut was created by IBM engineer David Bradley as a debugging tool and later adopted by Microsoft for secure attention sequences in Windows NT. - Windows 1.0 required a minimum of 256KB of RAM at its launch in 1985, while Windows 11 requires at least 4GB.

Winsage

March 18, 2025

You Can Get Microsoft Office 2021 for Mac for Just $80 Right Now

Microsoft Office Home & Business 2021 for Mac is available for a one-time purchase of .95, which is a 63% discount from its standard price of 9.99. This software is compatible with macOS Ventura (version 13) or later and includes applications such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote. The offer ends on March 30, and the license allows installation on a single Mac linked to a Microsoft account. Users need a minimum of 4GB of RAM and 10GB of free storage, and the software can be used without an internet connection. The code must be redeemed within seven days of purchase. This version does not include AI features or OneDrive cloud storage, and there will be no feature updates beyond security fixes.

Winsage

December 23, 2024

Keysoff Christmas Software Price Drop! Windows 11 Pro for Just $14.91 & Lifetime Office 2021 Pro for $39.20

Savvy shoppers are taking advantage of Christmas sales, particularly for tech products. Keysoff offers significant discounts on Microsoft software, including Windows 11 Pro for .91 (retail price 9) and Microsoft Office 2021 Professional for .20 (savings of over 0). These products come with lifetime licenses and eliminate the need for subscription fees. Keysoff provides a wide range of Microsoft products, immediate access to software keys, secure payment methods, and competitive pricing. Special discount codes SKK62 and SKK50 are available for additional savings.

Winsage

December 19, 2024

Microsoft 365 is getting a ‘massive’ redesign early next year

Microsoft will rebrand its Microsoft 365 app as "Microsoft 365 Copilot" and introduce a new user interface in mid-January 2025. Key changes include: - Elimination of the traditional top header, with essential tools moved to the bottom left toolbar. - The feedback button will be located under "Settings and more" in the bottom left toolbar. - A prominently featured search box on the Homepage for locating content, though the search experience remains unchanged. - Applications listed on the left toolbar will be aligned to the top, with AI features like Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat and Copilot Pages grouped together. - The organization logo will no longer be visible in the app. - The "Back" button will be removed from the Windows app, but navigation will still be possible using the left AppBar. - The "My Day" feature will be discontinued, removing calendar and to-do functionalities. - The "Help me create" feature will be retired and replaced by AI-powered document creation capabilities in the new Copilot tab.

AppWizard

December 9, 2024

Google Docs is tapping into Gemini to whip up formatted documents

Google Docs is testing a new "Help me create" feature powered by Gemini, allowing users to create formatted documents from scratch. Users can integrate Google Drive files by typing "@" followed by the file name, but the feature does not retain the original layout or style and cannot generate images of people. The "Help me create" prompt appears at the top of the interface, and users can also access it through the "File" menu. This feature is currently available to web users in the Gemini for Google Workspace Alpha and Workspace Labs programs and is being gradually rolled out for new, blank documents.