Features of Microsoft® Office 2010 for Apple® Mac

Many users never tweaked their toolbars in the previous Office editions while others tweaked it extensively. With a customizable ribbon, users could regroup various tools and tabs and administrators could create and distribute customized ribbons to users for a tailored approach or a more simplistic one as desired. This feature allows you to manage your email correspondence through groupings where you could condense and categorize the emails you receive. This feature could be enabled/disabled through the View ribbon under the Conversations group with a single click.

Microsoft Office 2010 for Apple Mac offers premium business and personal e-mail management tools to more than 500 million Microsoft Office users worldwide. With the release of Microsoft Office 2010 you get a richer set of experiences to meet your communication needs at work home and school. From a redesigned look to the advanced e-mail organization search communication and the social networking features Microsoft Outlook 2010 provides you with a world class experience to stay productive and in touch with your personal and business networks. Microsoft Office 2010 is compatible with Apple Mac X 10.6 Operating System.

Microsoft Office 2010 for Mac is more role-based than the previous versions and there are features tailored to employees in roles such as research and development professionals, sales persons and human resources. In its Internet implementation, Microsoft Office 2010 for Apple Mac incorporates features of Share point server and borrows from Web 2.0 ideas. A new feature in Microsoft Office 2010 is Outlook Social Connector that allows users connect to, and receives updates from their social network inside Microsoft Outlook. Paste Preview gives you a live preview of how pasting material from external sources would impact your document. Ultimately this means you need not swear inwardly as text pasted from websites ruins the formatting in your document as you could retain the formatting of your destination without a great deal of fuss. It is also very handy in Excel where you could control how data behaves when it is pasted from different cells.

• FIVE – Protected view

  When you open document, workbooks, presentations and Outlook attachments that have downloaded from the Internet or the fail validation in some way they open as read-only in the new protected view. This means the application runs in a sandbox mode to protect you from malicious code unless you enable editing for the document similar to how Excel has handled macrocode for several versions.

• FOUR – Backstage view

  This new approach for all the behind-the-scenes document work is a necessary addition and by clicking the new File button which replaces the Office 2007 orb, you have access to all your normal Save, Save As, Open and Close operations. In addition, you could see and customize the document properties, manage versions, check for the compatibility issues and scrub the document of hidden metadata for sharing purposes

• THREE – Mail Tips

  Sometimes you need a little help when sending an email. For example, when you are blind-copied on a message, you often don't want to reply-all, as doing so exposes the fact that you were secretly in the loop. In Microsoft Outlook 2010, if you do reply-all to a message you were blind-copied on, a MailTip appears to let you know you are about to reveal your having been in the loop. This is one example of the many helpful MailTips.

• TWO – Social connector

  Although not completely baked, this feature is excellent for keeping you connected with your SharePoint 2010 world. Ultimately, the goal is for you to see at-a-glance information about people who are emailing you. The SharePoint connection is strong in that you could view your colleagues information you might see a picture of the person, communication history, meetings, attachments and activity feeds. Downloadable connectors allow you to reach out to social media sites such as Facebook for additional news about the person you have selected.

• ONE –  PowerPoint 2010

  PowerPoint 2010 now has the ability to edit embedded video, so you do not have to go to an external video-editing program. The editing tools aren't incredibly capable just yet, but they do allow for trimming the video and adjusting the brightness, color and style. Deliver live presentations over the Internet to remote users by using the new Broadcast Slide Show feature. You need a Windows Live ID for this to work.

Microsoft Office 2010 for Apple Mac is more role-based than the previous versions and there are features tailored to employees in roles such as research and development professionals.