April/May, 2010 - Vol 9, Issue 9
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Microsoft Office 2010: Overview and Opinions Contributors: Hannah Rich, Craig McClellan, Nic Neilson and Burt Ribet
| Microsoft has announced that Office 2010 will be released to their business partners and the general public in May and June respectively. Many of CIO's engineers have already been testing the Beta version of Office 2010 and are currently using the released version. In this article a brief overview of the new and improved features will be presented as well as opinions from our team.
Office 2010 includes the following product lineup (depending on the type of suite purchased): Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook, Publisher, Access, Communicator, InfoPath and SharePoint Workspace. General improvement and additions to Office 2010 will be discussed as well as a deeper look into the new and improved features of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook.
Read the whole article
Opinions from our Team:
"...another thing that I like is the Ribbon verses the old style
toolbar. It was difficult to get used to in the beginning, but, since they are
intuitive it makes it easier to find the function I need. They work the way I
think: contextually. I also like that I don't have to remember complicated key
commands, I can just press <alt> and the letter to perform a particular
action will show up on the Ribbon" - Burt Ribet, Senior Engineer
"Having upgraded from Office 2003 directly to Office 2010, I
was at first a little bit intimidated by the Ribbon bar. Now that I have had a
chance to get used to it, I really like it. I'm a big fan of keyboard shortcuts
and the new system makes it very easy to access any command without using the
mouse" - Nicolas Neilson, Remote Engineer
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Employee Spotlight - Craig McClellan - Remote Engineer
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Full
name: Craig Stewart McClellan Where
were you born/where did you grow up: Santa Barbara,
CA When
did you start working at CIO: February 2010 Your
position at CIO: Remote Engineering
Consultant What
you like best about working at CIO: The strong team environment where everyone brings
something different to the game. Hobbies: Camping, snowboarding, wake-boarding, working on my
vehicles, outdoor activities and being with friends. Dreams/aspirations: To continue a successful
life here in beautiful Santa Barbara with the hope of starting my own family
here. Favorite
color: I can't choose one....green, blue, and all
shades in between. Favorite
food: Italian Favorite movie: Beverly
Hills Cop I and II Motto to live by:Live every day as if it
is your last.
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