#free office

If you were to say that Microsoft Office is the most recognized document program since the inception of the personal computer, then I doubt many would disagree. It's become a staple in every workstation around the world - even used in schools, offices, and other settings. One thing you'll notice, though, is that the paywall for using Microsoft Office often leads to piracy and other acts. Well, now, Microsoft is testing a free, limited version of Microsoft Office with advertising. This test was discovered when a user happened to come across this pop-up window upon opening Microsoft Office. Clicking on "Continue for free" will then allow you to use a limited version of Microsoft office, with some features greyed out for paying users. The first major thing noticed with the free version of Microsoft Office was the restriction to only save to OneDrive. On Microsoft Word, free users won't have access to all draw/design/references tools, line spacing, shading, borders, date & time functions, and others. Read more in our articles including "In Testing: Free Microsoft Office, But With Ads" and "Infinix XBOOK B15 now official in PH".