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Wouldn’t it be great to be able to create, edit, and share documents online and then be able to access them from anywhere? Fortunately, there are many great applications out there that allow users to do this. And most of them are completely free, such as Google Docs and Microsoft’s new Office Web Apps. First Class Flyer Issue 11 First Class Flyer is a weekly series published every Friday... 

Do you want to purchase Office 2007 now but realized that Office 2010 would be released soon and you would have spent your money on a copy of Office that is outdated? If this is your situation, you’re in luck because similar to the Windows 7 release, users who purchase a qualifying Office 2007 product between March 5 and September 30 are entitled to a free upgrade to the equivalent Office 2010... 

Around the same time Microsoft released Office Professional Plus 2010 Beta, they also released a private invite-only beta of Microsoft Office Starter 2010, which is an ad-supported version of Word and Excel. As the name implies, this is a starter edition intended mainly for individuals to try out Office before purchasing the full version. Microsoft plans to release Office Starter 2010 as a free ad-supported... 

Microsoft released Office 2010 Professional Plus Beta to the general public on Wednesday which is packed with dozens of new features and enhancements as well as a redesigned logo and new application icons. The most popular applications in the suite are Word, Excel, and Powerpoint, so what’s new in 2010 (Office 14) compared to 2007 (Office 12)? All applications feature a new splash screen with... 

The beta version of the next version of Microsoft’s popular office suite, Microsoft Office 2010, has just been released to the public today. This new release includes dozens of new features, including Windows 7 Integration, Online Document Syncing, and the Ribbon GUI on more products, such as OneNote, Publisher, and Visio along with some new application icons and a redesigned logo.  Read More →

This handy tool inserts random sample text into Microsoft Word. This text is generally used as a placeholder for text or to test how words look on Word. Sure, this feature won’t really be used that often, but it is still fun to look at. Before You Begin Difficulty: Easy Time Needed: <10 Seconds Skills Needed: Typing Requirements: Microsoft Office Word 2007 or 2003 Procedure Step 1: Open...