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Microsoft’s engineering team
said in a blog post that the new version would be the most ambitious yet, with
added tools for note-taking, meetings and communications.
Those tools could be
invaluable for writers and for publishing, particularly in today’s world where
collaboration is a work staple and people want to access documents across different devices.
Microsoft is now preparing
to release the suite for business and enterprise customers.
No consumer release date has
yet been announced, but beginning Oct. 19, people who buy Office 2010 will
receive the new version for free once it is available.
While the release of a new
Office version might make many people nervous (this article is being written on Word from Office
2003), the new version will pack features for collaboration and accessing
documents on different devices (an so maybe it is time to upgrade).
Microsoft has a preview of
the new software online here.
—John Sailors
(C) by Story Crest Press, 2012.
Photo courtesy of Microsoft.
Story Crest
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