Microsoft Office 2010, the most feature-rich and best-performing version!
Microsoft comes with another surprise of its Microsoft Office 2010. After its first release to the business users on previous May 2010, now many up-to-date versions of Microsoft Office 2010 are available in retail stores worldwide and online shopping. Featuring Office Home and Student 2010 ($180, if upgrade $150), Office Home and Business 2010 ($390, if upgrade $300), Office Professional 2010 ($650, if upgrade $480), and the upcoming 2010 version of Visio and Project, Microsoft certainly provides more choices for its customers.
Microsoft Office 2010 is known as the most feature-rich and best-performing version of Microsoft Office so far. Only by purchasing the Microsoft Office 2010 key card, you can download the complete version directly from Office.com. It has all the beneficial improvements added to each of the applications, such as:
1. Microsoft Word 2010 is added with wide-range of text effects and advanced table formatting.
2. Microsoft Excel 2010 is added with Sparklines to identify the important data.
3. Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 is added with new photo and editing features.
4. Microsoft Outlook Express 2010 is added with advanced email management with progressive calendar. Also featuring the new ‘Social Connector’ to keep in touch with your personal and business networks.
5. The Office Web Apps and Live SkyDrive, the new features that are friendly to your online devices, so that you can work at anytime and anywhere.
The Microsoft Office 2010 beta program has more than nine millions downloads which is six times greater than the 2007 version. Microsoft is confident that in the next six months, 75% of PC users worldwide will use Microsoft Office 2010.
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75% sounds too optimistic. What about OpenOffice and other commercial alternatives. We use Kingsoft Office 2010 from BinaryNow http://www.binarynow.com/products/kingsoft-office/
and are pretty happy with it.
Funny part is that we would never find this alternative if we would not look for it. And we did it becaue upgrade discount for Microsoft Office 2010 did not exist anymore. I think more users will follow.
Thanks for writing about the release of Office 2010 and highlighting some of the great, new features! To download the trial and test out all the new features, visit http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/.
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Cheers,
Cassandra
Microsoft Office Outreach