If you’ve associated your Office 365 subscription with a domain (that is, you’ve purchased email functionality for a domain you own), then you’ll also get an Admin tile that allows you to manage users, groups, security and compliance, and various other things. Office: A link to the Office home page where you can open other apps and view or edit files you’ve opened with any Office 365 app.But MSN is still around if you want a blast from the past. MSN: Remember when portals were a big thing? Ever use them now? No, neither do we.Bing: A link that takes you to Microsoft’s search engine in a new tab.Only available if you’ve purchased an Office 365 subscription. Forms: Create surveys, quizzes, polls, and questionnaires easily and quickly.Flow: A trigger-based workflow system, only available if you’ve purchased an Office 365 subscription or a stand-alone Flow subscription.We’ve written up the differences for you, so you don’t have to work it out yourself. There is a “desktop version” you can download, which contains more functionality that then built-in version, and if that sounds complicated, it is.

Skype: Phone and video calling which comes with Windows 10.Sway: Online-only presentations that are designed for story-telling through a rolling narrative, rather than individual slides.Tasks: Tasks functionality that comes as part of Outlook on the client app, but is a separate online app.Calendar: Calendar functionality that comes as part of Outlook on the client app, but is a separate online app.People: Contacts manager that comes as part of Outlook on the client app, but is a separate online app.For one thing, the People, Calendar, and Tasks functionality in the desktop client are broken out into separate online apps (see below). Outlook: The online version of Outlook is actually, and it’s pretty different than the desktop version.We’ve got a run-down on the differences if you’re interested. They’re pretty well-featured, though not quite as powerful as their desktop counterparts. Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote: These are online versions of the familiar desktop apps.

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