It’s a new year, a new decade, and time to consider a new version of Microsoft’s omnipresent Office suite. Currently in beta and available for public download, Office 2010 comes with a number of enhancements to its core applications, a suitewide expansion of its new menu architecture, and the first ever web-based versions of its most popular apps.
Before I took the beta for a test drive, I was skeptical about the value of an Office 2010 upgrade to law offices currently invested in Office 2007, or frankly, the adequate-for-most-of-us Office 2005. But the new version delivers new features and capabilities that could actually make your office more efficient and effective, so it’s well worth considering, especially if you are planning an upgrade to Windows 7 or SharePoint 2010 (the latter is due around the same time as Office 2010).
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