Recently, I got access to the Microsoft Office 2010 Technical Preview . I spent some quality time over the past week going through the latest version of the suite and delving into all of its new features. In this post, I am going to concentrate on the productivity-boosting enhancements available in the new version. Microsoft says that it has put a lot of effort into productivity and making the product easier to use, but has that work paid off?
Backstage View
Office 2010 replaces the old File menu in all of the applications with something called “Backstage View.” This contains familiar tasks like Save, Print and Publish. However, it also makes a lot of document-specific information including Document Mode, Permissions, Prepare for Distribution, and Versions readily available.
The flaw has prompted the first security patch for Microsoft Office 2010. Joshua Talbot, security intelligence manager at Symantec Security Response,
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Microsoft's Donna Bank-Hoglen put in extra hours one weekend to wrap up end-of-fiscal-year matters. The following Monday, the operations and community |
At the end of October 2010 Microsoft released to manufacturing the next generation of its Unified Communications platform, swapping the old brand Office
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It's just over a year since the beta of Microsoft Office 2010 began, and just a day since beta copies of Office began expiring.
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