[General] What do you call the office document?

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The common office software is from Microsoft or Apple. I wonder how do you native speakers call "PowerPoint", "Word", "Excel" in your working time. I once found someone said "deck" for Powerpoint. I'm not sure about the meaning of it.
 
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Re: How do you call the office document?

The "slides" in Powerpoint are like individual cards. A group of cards (like for playing games) is called a "deck." I have not heard of anyone saying this, but I understand the reference.
 
Re: How do you call the office document?

The common office sofeware is from Microsoft or Apple. I wonder how do you native speakers call "PowerPoint", "Word", "Excel" in your working time. I once found someone said "deck" for Powerpoint. I'm not sure about the meaning of it.
You can call a PowerPoint presentation a "deck". The only common names for the component programs of Office are their official names: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, OneNote, etc.

Always put a space after every comma.
 
Re: How do you call the office document?

The question is "What do you call ...", not "How do you call ...".

"sofeware" isn't a word.
 
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