Web Based Microsoft Office 2010 Soon To Be Launched

16 Mar 2010

A new productivity suite of Microsoft windows is soon to be fully launched for everyone who uses computers, it will be a successor of Microsoft Office 2007. Yes, it is Microsoft Office 2010 and this time it will be free to use and a web based application. Microsoft has somehow assured that Office 2010 will be released around mid of year 2010. Beta version of this app is available to users since November 2009 and many unofficial beta versions have been leaked since July 2009.

The application, which includes Word, PowerPoint, Excel and OneNote, will be available to anyone with a Windows Live account. This app will be running flawlessly in many popular browsers like Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and Apple Safari.

There are many good reasons we can have to use this app.

It has new picture editing and formatting tools like saturation and many artistic effects which will let you transform your document visuals into an artistic work.
Microsoft One Note will let you share and work on a document with many people working from different location. It will be very helpful to you if you are working in a team or group.
Office 2010 will be available for more devices like smart phone or any computer with an internet connection.
Presentation can be shared via web regardless of having power point installed. You can broadcast your PowerPoint presentation to remote audience via web.
Office 2010 allows users to write emails while keeping track of your family, friends and colleagues by viewing status updates and past communication history with everyone. Schedules and upcoming appointments can also be viewed with this new feature and users can request friends.

Backstage view in Excel 2010

Edit pictures directly within PowerPoint 2010

Multiuser co-authoring in Word 2010 enables more than one person to edit documents at the same time

Features of Office 2010:

Emailing
File Sharing
Letter Styling
Refined Ribbon interface and Backstage View across all applications
Background Removal Tool
The Word 2007 Equation editor will become common to all applications, replacing MS Equation 3.0
New SmartArt templates
New text and image editing effects
Screen Capturing and Clipping tools
Live collaboration functions
Jumplists in Windows 7

If you want to try out the beta Version of Office 2010 Click Here!

Beta Version can be activated using following steps

Open Microsoft Word 2010 Beta.
Open Backstage view by clicking on the “File” tab.
Click “Help” in the set of tabs on the left.
On the right side of your screen click on “Change Product Key” option
Enter the Multiple Activation Key (MAK) which was provided to you, when you downloaded Office 2010 Beta.
Check the box to activate automatically or restart the app to activate using the activation dialog box.

Further, office 2010 will be available for Windows XP SP3, Windows Vista SP1 and Windows 7. Microsoft’s update to its mobile productivity suite, Office Mobile 2010, will also be released for Windows Phones running Windows Mobile 6.5 and Windows Phone 7 Series.

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Tags: Apple Safari, beta versions, communication history, formatting tools, many good reasons, microsoft office 2007, microsoft one note, mozilla firefox, productivity suite

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Bob Mathews

March 17th, 2010 at 8:52 pm

“The Word 2007 Equation editor will become common to all applications, replacing MS Equation 3.0.”

Not exactly true. What IS true is that the OMML Equation Editor (i.e., the Word 2007 Equation Editor) will become common to all applications.

What is NOT true is that it is “replacing MS Equation 3.0″. The Microsoft Equation 3.0 editor is still in Office 2010, accessible in the same way as always — Insert > Object > Microsoft Equation 3.0. During the install sequence, it’s listed in the “Other tools” section.

birchalltheaxehero

March 19th, 2010 at 2:31 pm

you need to upgrade something i forgot wats it caled

maggikate

March 20th, 2010 at 10:47 am

Helen Keller – deaf, dumb, blind
Thomas Edison – nearly deaf
Alexander Graham Bell – nearly deaf
Stephen Hawking – almost completely paralyzed
Marlee Matlin – deaf

Jim

March 22nd, 2010 at 4:57 pm

Beware of upgrades. If you are happy with the performance of what you have, don't risk permanently losing some of the features you use.

vichu

May 28th, 2010 at 5:40 am

To clear this you need to tweak your Autofill preferences. Go to Safari –> Preferences and click on the Autofill tab.
It's the "Other forms" that you want to check out. Click on "Edit…" next to that field and you'll find a long list of different domain names that have forms your browser is sneakily tracking:
In that choose "Remove all".
Your browser also has a cache (history) of actual pages you visit. If you want to get rid of those too, then you can't be selective, you'll have to erase all of your browser cache. That can be pretty easily done by choosing Safari –> Clear Cache…. You'll get a warning dialog, Proceed with this action and you should be clear.

maowbro

May 31st, 2010 at 7:33 am

The formatting toolbar should show up whenever you open the Compose page, the Reply page, and the Forward page. If it doesn't, it is because the page and all its controls didn't load properly. Press F5 to reload the page and its controls. I find I sometimes have to do this a few times to get the page to open properly.

Keith

June 3rd, 2010 at 2:42 am

Yes, microsoft changed the year, and charged you more for it.
Like they are doing with windows 7 and vista.

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