I suppose that this is somewhat off topic, but I tried Office 365 and then deleted it when I found that I could only read or write to the cloud.
Since it cannot read or write to my phone, its value is indistinguishable from its cost.
I do own a copy of Microsoft Office Professional for my computer, but it will still read and write to my local storage (though it continually tries to get me to save everything to the cloud).
I don't know where Microsoft is going with this. I would like to use Microsoft Office on my phone, but only if I can use it on my phone, so to speak.
I would be willing to pay a reasonable amount to actually have Office on my phone.
Since it cannot read or write to my phone, its value is indistinguishable from its cost.
I do own a copy of Microsoft Office Professional for my computer, but it will still read and write to my local storage (though it continually tries to get me to save everything to the cloud).
I don't know where Microsoft is going with this. I would like to use Microsoft Office on my phone, but only if I can use it on my phone, so to speak.
I would be willing to pay a reasonable amount to actually have Office on my phone.
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