Use Office Applications Together

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It’s easy to use Office applications together. For example, you can create a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation from a Microsoft Word outline. Probably the most common way to share information between applications is to copy and paste information from one application to another. You can also create a link from one application to another or insert objects to include information. In online documents, you can use hyperlinks to jump to other files on your organization’s internal Web (intranet) or sites on the World Wide Web. Combine information from different applications by using the Microsoft Office Binder to organize and print files with continuous page numbers from Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint as a single unit.