I was recently visiting University of Washington chatting with students about Office Live Workspace and web productivity. It was clear to me that email is still the de-facto standard for collaboration. Every one of the students I talked to used Microsoft Office whether on their MAC or PC. So that was great to see. J But they all seemed to default to email to share a document. A few had experimented...

We invited the first group of beta users into the service in December, and since then it has been exciting to invite increasingly larger batches of US pre-registrants into the service every few weeks. We’re working hard to get through the pre-registration list as quickly as possible. Recent US pre-registrants should receive an e-mail invitation by the end of this week (1/20) and, going forward...

Last week Microsoft Office Live Workspace was at CES 2008 in Las Vegas, the world’s largest tradeshow for consumer technology. If you have never been there, CES is a dream-come-true for technology lovers and geeks, with over 20,000 new products being introduced ranging from the tiniest Bluetooth headset to a massive 150 inch High Definition Plasma TV . Microsoft showcased consumer technology...

Should you use Office Live Workspace? How many times have you arrived home without emailing yourself the copy of the slide deck you need to present tomorrow morning? How many times have you had to email the proposal to your manager, he makes corrections and sends it back, you make more corrections and send it back to him..yawn. Then of course, you keep all the versions of the proposal in case you revert...

There have been several questions in the forums recently relating to how the various versions of Office work with your workspace. The very kind people from the UA team put together the following table that I hope makes the integration between your workspace and your Office product clear.