As I told in my previous post, the ribbon interface of Microsoft Office 2007 and Office 2010 is very easy to use, but some new users who switch from the Office 2003 find some difficulty to use new menu and commands.
If you have spent several minutes trying to find features in Office ribbons that would have been at your finger tips in Office 2003, here is a simple solution to get accustomed to the new ribbon interface.
Microsoft has just launched Office 2010 and a free trial download is available at here. This version has many new features such as an intuitive navigation, better copy paste options, inline photo editing option, etc.
Here I am talking about a different topic. Like Office 2007 Office 2010 also comes with the famous ribbon interface, and of course it is very easy to use.
When you’re writing an official document, it should be perfect and neat; otherwise it might cause trouble for you later. Even if you proof read your documents many times, still there are chances for missing something.
The free Microsoft Office 2010 add-in (Office 2007 & 2003 are also supported) Grammarly can give a comprehensive report on grammatical mistakes and related problems such as spelling, plagiarism, vocabulary, etc.
Glyphs are special characters not readily available on your keyboard which can be found as symbols in your character map.
If you need to use such characters often in your word document, inserting them from character map become mind-numbing. You can use Word’s auto correct option to replace related text with such symbols.
Like Office 2007, Office 2010 also lets you compose and publish contents directly to your WordPress or Blogger blogs from your desktop.
Of course the free desktop blogging application Windows Live Writer is a good tool to compose blog posts and publish to a site while you are offline, but if you have office 2010 installed, you can configure it as a desktop blogging application too.
Previously we had written few posts on PowerPoint to video converter utilities, now here is a brief tutorial for creating videos from your presentation without any software in Office 2010.
The main advantage of converting PowerPoint presentation to video is that users can view it on their computers without installing PowerPoint or can share it via online or portable devices.