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You can open any Office document on your phone, but you can create new documents only in Word or Excel. In many cases, Office documents look the same on your phone as they do on your PC, but you might occasionally see some differences because Office Mobile doesn’t support the myriad formatting and style options available on the desktop. When you create or save an Office document to your phone, it shows up in the Office hub Documents list.

1. Open a Document

  1. On the Start screen, flick left to the Apps list or tap the arrow.

  2. Tap Office.

  3. Flick to Documents.

  4. Tap the Office document you want to open.


Tip:

Like websites and maps, Office documents on your phone are also touch sensitive. Pinch your fingers on the screen to zoom out; spread them to zoom in on a document.


2. Create a New Document

  1. In the Office hub, flick to Documents.

  2. Tap New Document.

  3. Tap the type of document you want to create.

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