Microsoft is giving the impression of the Office 2010 authenticity through its administered technical preview. With the Office 2010, Microsoft seems to have opened its doors with an utterly new approach.
The market can expect an optimistic transformation in the Office applications which comprises of the following:
- Excel, Powerpoint, Word and OneNote advances with its browser based version. A valiant step in competing with Google’s online docs.
- Web 2.0 will be integrated and the office will arrive with both a 32 bit and 64 bit versions which is a definite lead way for the office.
- A “paste preview” was designed for the programs where in paste options will be presented for editing a document.
- A ribbon interface was created for command or program shifting.
- Add on features for each application includes:
- Sparklines for Excel: enables the positioning of a small graph in one cell.
- Video embed for powerpoint presentations which includes the audio capacity.
- The Outlook email comes with an “ignore thread” that will serve as an option for the users to take no notice of a string of messages. Another would be “MailTips” which provide alerts that dwells on etiquette or security matters.
For a more detailed discussion on the features above, Technochasers can listen on the conversation below from a CNET reporter:
CNET Report Conversation
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