Thread: Microsoft Office 2010 Tehnical Preview

Microsoft "released" officially on the internet pictures of the next version of Microsoft Office - Microsoft Office 2010 Technical Preview. New
version of Office will be available on 32-bit and 64-bit, and at launch might be found both versions on the same disk.

Microsoft Office 2010 Technical Preview is compatible with operating systems Windows XP Service Pack 3, Vista, and Windows 7.

Office 2010 will be the first package of applications that will benefit from the advantage Jump Lists from the operating system Windows 7. Jump Lists provide easy access to the applications in a case Outlook for 2010, they are quick links to write a new mail, create a new schedule, a new contact or task and links to reach different sections of the Outlook - map, such as inbox or calendar.


A pre-beta version of Office 2010 is already available on torrents, and components that are part of this pre-beta are the most commonly used: Access 2010, Excel 2010, InfoPath 2010, OneNote 2010, Outlook 2010, PowerPoint 2010, Publisher 2010 , Word 2010, Project Professional 2010, SharePoint Designer 2010 Visio Professional 2010, according to an article published on My Digital Life.

Source: Chip.ro

looking good!

Its pretty and all, but is there really any increased functionality aside from these "jump lists"? (And how useful are they in the first place). I've used 2007 a bit, and wasn't exactly thrilled with anything (except for Times New Roman no longer being the default!). I've always been quite content with Office 2003 (when I'm in windows, of course, normally I just use OpenOffice).

So what do we think, is this really going to be an upgrade?

I thought the next version will be 2012... Thanks :)

looks nice

Looks pretty good to me, although I don't see much improvement from 2007.

You really can't tell how much Office 2007 has improved just by looking at screenshots of the user interface. That said, the interface looks great. It's much more inviting than previous releases'. I'm still curious about its performance, on the other hand.

Nice colors, looks pretty cool :P

looks cool, but i dont really think that there is that much more they can do for word, 2007 was such a leap though, the equation editor, bibliography, and referencing are super useful, and the themes are great. I'm not sure that theres anything else I would want.