Microsoft Office 2010 has been
released and is now available from the Microsoft website
as well as retailers across the world. And while we give Microsoft Office 2010
a thumbs up, you may be wondering if upgrading is the right move for you! There
are many reason to upgrade and we wanted to provide you with a few to help you
make an informed decision.
The Beta version of Microsoft Office 2010 was made available in November of
2009, with a June 15, 2010 release date for all editions of the full version.
Whether you have used it for a while now, are considering the purchase of one
or more programs or fall somewhere in between, there are many Microsoft Office
2010 tips from which you can benefit. Learn what you will need to start using Microsoft
Office 2010 and some of the exciting new
features you can try.
Before you purchase a Microsoft Office 2010 suite, take the time to learn about
thedifferent editions
available. Unlike Microsoft Office 2007,
which offered eight unique editions, there are four Office 2010 suites from
which you can choose. Each suite includes a different group of applications and
corresponding price tag so you can base your decision on your needs as well as
your budget.
When you are ready to install Office 2010 on your computer, how you do so
depends on whether you are installing Office for the first time or are upgrading to Office 2010 from a previous version. When you install the
software, you will have the option to upgrade or perform a custom installation.
If you would like to retain Office 2003 or 2007 and use Office 2010 as well,
choose the Custom option, as this allows the suites to run
parallel to one another. One important tip is that multiple versions of Outlook
cannot co-exist on a system, so if you select this option your previous version
of Outlook will be replaced by Outlook 2010.
‘TIPS AND
RESOURCES OF MICROSOFT OFFICE 2010'
At first, you may have some trouble finding resources, such as Microsoft Office 2010
templates. As the Office 2010 suite becomes
more commonly used, however, helpful resources such as templates, tutorials and
application tricks and tips will be much more abundant and easier to find.
In addition, you can look forward to using Microsoft Office 2010 online, if you
are not already doing so. Part of the Office 2010 rollout includes Microsoft Office 2010 web
apps, making your favorite Office
programs accessible to you no matter where you go!
NEW AND IMPROVE FEATURES OF MICROSOFT
OFFICE 2010
· New and
improved cloud application support. The Microsoft Office 2010
applications integrate better than ever with SharePoint and Microsoft Live
Services. And not only do the Microsoft Office 2010 applications work better
online, but they also now have ever better offline support, for those times
when you don’t have a direct connection to the internet. Office 2010 provides
online integration that is otherwise unmatched in the industry.
· Continues to
be the standard for desktop business productivity. Ever tried to use other Microsoft
Office competitors? Ever notice that those products say they are 100%
compatible with Office, but there are a 1000 little quirks, or maybe even your
favorite Office feature isn’t supported! The Microsoft Office 2010 applications
provide unparalleled features and product support.
· The Office
2010 Backstage. New to the Microsoft Office 2010
suite of applications is the Backstage. The Backstage is your one-stop shop for
much of the main program functionality. Best of all, the Office 2010 Backstage
is fully customizable, just as with the Ribbon and provides a host of controls
and functionality for building robust Office solutions.
· The New
Ribbon Builder dialog. The Microsoft Office 2010 applications make it
extremely easy to customize, or even build your own custom, Ribbons using the
program Options dialog.
· Unsaved Lost
Document Recovery. Ever closed a document without saving
it accidentally? Ever wanted to shoot yourself in the head because of that
mistake? You definitely are not the first person to make it (I myself have done
it more times than I care to remember)! Well, losing unsaved documents is a
thing of the past in Word 2010. With the new improvements to the document
recovery pane in Word 2010, you can restore files that were purposefully closed
and not saved!
· Upgraded
E-mail and Internet Security. The Microsoft Office 2010 applications now
have an improved Protected View mode to protects against view malicious e-mail,
internet files, and online Office documents.
· Better
Application Integration. The Microsoft Office 2010 suite of
applications provides ever more integration between each of the products. For
most applications, there have
been massive improvements to integration SharePoint and many of the
applications now have a sever version included with SharePoint Server 2010. And
all of these features are in addition to the already existing integration
between the applications, which is already unparalleled by any other product
available in the world!
· Excel’s new
Sparkline charting features. Microsoft Excel
2010′s new Sparkline charting features allow the user to quickly generate mini
charts with just a few mouse clicks. Building quality charts has always been
one of the strongest features of Excel and now
it is even more powerful and easy to use in Excel 2010!
· PowerPoint’s
new broadcasting features. Microsoft
PowerPoint 2010′s new Broadcast feature allows the user to transmit their
presentation over the internet, in real time. You do not need to purchase a
server or have some paid service to use this feature either. Simply send an
e-mail request to all the people you want to view your presentation and send it
off. Users will be able to watch your PowerPoint 2010 presentation from
their browser over the internet!
· Cheaper than
Office 2007?! So let me
get this straight…you get all of the features with the previous versions of
Office, plus all of the new features included with Office 2010, and all for a
cheaper price than ever before! Now that one is truly hard to believe,
especially in this struggling economy! It seems that Microsoft Office
2010 would be the way to go.

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