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The Year – 1983 – MS Word 1.0 for DOS is released
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Unprecedented support for the Web Office 2010 is deeply integrated with the Internet
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SmartArt simplifies creating and editing
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Incorporating Screenshots
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Getting your Office Documents in front of people There are many ways to present your office document
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Sending your Word Document as an Email Attachment
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Blogging within Word
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Office is everywhere
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Social Networks and Outlook Email Outlook Social Connector
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Office 2010 is easier to use The Ribbon spans all Microsoft Applications
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Office 2010 & the Internet Major browser support
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Office 2010 Exploits Modern Hardware Support for 64-bit and Graphics Accelerators
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Better looking documents Office 2010 has built-in photo and image editing tools
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The finished image
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Better looking documents
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Making Text Look Better Glows, Reflections, Shadows, Bevels
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Easier Management for account settings, automatic replies, etc Change the Outlook Configuration in one area
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Outlook - Schedule View
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Outlook - Quick Steps Perform multiple actions at once with one click
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Quick Steps in Outlook
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PowerPoint - Broadcast Slide Show Invite someone to see your presentation across the web
Steps to Broadcast a Slide Show
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Excel 2010 - Top Improvements Improving the Ribbon
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New Excel 2010 Charting Features
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Conclusion Office 2010 is available today
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