Create a Windows Server Virtual Machine
Description
Easy to use - Create and configure all Azure services using our intuitive web-based management portal. Work on any browser, on any device. No install required.
Virtual Machines - Instantly provision Windows and Linux VMs, apps, and infrastructure using Microsoft-managed datacenters in 13 regions around the world.
Websites - Create web apps with the language of your choice: ASP.NET, PHP, Node.js, or Python. Deploy instantly using FTP, Git, Visual Studio, TFS, and GitHub. Built in AutoScale enables you to elastically scale to support millions of users per day.
SQL Database - Create a Microsoft SQL Database in seconds. Connect using .NET, ODBC, or JDBC. Manage your database using familiar tools including SQL Server Management Studio and Visual Studio.
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The Discussion
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Helio I ahve a question.
Can i use Microsoft office in virtual machine ?
and it is already installed ?