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The Office 2010 release date is almost here, in the coming weeks it will be released worldwide for millions of office enthusiasts to finally get their hands on. This release has been more highly anticipated than the 2007 release and this could be attributed to the high quality beta that was released in August/September of 2009 that showed off some of the new features. As the launch date for Office 2010 is looming more features have become reviewed and mentioned and they have fans dying to get their hands on this release. In the past Office editions there has not been a beta so I believe this is partially the reason for such demand of this new edition. The new features of this release will give Office users more flexibility and speed to complete tasks much faster than ever before. The features of Office 2010 and the Release date will be discussed in this article to help you gain an insight into the world's most popular office software.
As Office 2010 release date closes in, the biggest feature on everyone's lips is the ability to do image editing inside Word 2010. At first you might think, wait we could do this before by adding borders and resizing and even add a couple effects. This is now ancient compared to the capabilities of the new photo editing software that is in-built into Word 2010. You can resize images, add artistic effects to the finest customizable detail. You can even use a powerful image editing tool that removes backgrounds with ease so you can manipulate any image quickly. I know when the release date of Office 2010 finally comes around and I install this Office suite on my PC, this will be the first feature I will be taking a look at and testing out. I have been watching a few videos and they make the old way of copying an image into paint or photoshop look awful and this new way is mouthwatering for me. It will save me so many hours a week so I can't wait. The core behind this benefit is the way Microsoft has simplified the image editing task that would normally be either extremely awkward or far too complex in Photoshop or even just paint.
Office 2010 now offers the ribbon menu across its entire range of product. Previously it was just available in the form of Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Access but now it has been integrated across the entire range including Outlook, Publisher and Onenote. This has more than made up for the delay because the layout of the buttons on the menu is logical and well thought out so you can now operate the mail handler much more efficiently.
In summary, the Office 2010 release date is almost here and Office software enthusiasts should be more than satisfied with the release that Microsoft has packaged together. It offers improved performance and speed on Windows 7 and also better integration across all operating systems. The cost to upgrade is more than worth the massive benefits that are available. I have mentioned several of the core upgrades and new features of Office 2010 but there are still many more amazing discoveries that I am sure everyone will be waiting to see and get their hands on.
