Office Logo

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Office Logo
NameLOGO
Developer(s)Microsoft Corporation
Initial releaseJune 7th, 1999 Microsoft Agent 2.0 only.
November 19, 1996 Microsoft Actor only.
DescriptionThe Office Logo gives you help accompanied by a simple spin of its colored pieces.
Extra dataClick the Office Logo whenever you need help.^^Here's your reminder.
Animations38 Microsoft Agent 2.0 only. / Unknown Microsoft Actor only.
TTS voice<Speech Output Disabled/No TTS Engine Found>
Downloadhttps://tmafe.com/classic-ms-agents/LOGO.ACS Microsoft Agent 2.0 only.

https://tmafe.com/classic-ms-actors/logo.act Microsoft Actor only.

https://tmafe.com/classic-ms-actors/Tofflogo.act (Quiet variant)

Office Logo is a Microsoft Agent and Microsoft Actor[1] character developed by Microsoft Corporation. Office logo came with Microsoft Office 97 and was also included in later versions of Microsoft Office. He was part of the Office Assistant feature of Microsoft Office, which allowed for an animated character of the user's choice to assist the user or answer questions. His appearance is an jigsaw puzzle.[2]

Use in Microsoft Office

Office logo was first introduced in Microsoft Office 97 and received an ACS version with the release of Microsoft Office 2000. Like other Office Assistants, he could be activated by typing an address followed by "Dear", which would cause the assistant to appear with the message, "It looks like you're writing a letter. Would you like help?"

Character data

Character data for Office Logo
File name: LOGO.ACS
Description: The Office Logo gives you help accompanied by a simple spin of its colored pieces.
Extra data: Click the Office Logo whenever you need help.^^Here's your reminder.
File size: 1.007 KB
Animations: 38
TTS voice: <Speech Output Disabled/No TTS Engine Found>
GUID: {CBEA79A1-9670-11D1-84B9-004033E0B089}
TTSMode ID: <Speech Output Disabled/No TTS Engine Found>
TTS speed: 170
TTS pitch: 0
Width: 124px
Length: 93px


Gallery

Trivia

  • Like Clippit, Office Logo received a design change with the release of Microsoft Office 2000.
  • The Office Logo character from Microsoft Office 2000 build 1819 also has 38 animations like its RTM counterpart, but with different names for each animation.
    • Like other Office Assistants from this build, Office Logo utilizes a black background instead of a magenta background.
  • Microsoft released a "quiet" version of the Office Logo assistant on the Microsoft Office Update website and has a different appearance.[3]

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