Microsoft ended support for Office 2007 on October 10, 2027, meaning it will no longer receive updates for features, security, or privacy. Despite this, many users continue to utilize this office suite because it is lightweight and delivers fast performance…
As you might know, Box.net is a user-friendly cloud storage service that allows you to store, sync and share your contents securely over online. You get 5GB of free memory accessible from anywhere in the world on any system and devices. Its developer has released an add-on for Microsoft Office 2007 and 2010 called Box for Office in order to helps you easily open, edit, save, and share using Box from within Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Google has announced the availability of Google Cloud Connect to everyone. It is a free plug-in for Microsoft Office 2003, 2007, and 2010 with that you can share and edit your Word, PowerPoint, and Excel documents simultaneously with other people remotely.
The all-new Ribbon interface of Office 2007 and 2010 is very attractive, easy to handle and helps to makes your work faster. But one shortcoming of it is that it occupies large space on your screen than a normal menu.
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.
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.