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The latest version of Microsoft’s Office was released to the world last month. Should you upgrade? Should you care? We’ll help your nonprofit or public library determine what’s new with the new Office and why there may be some compelling reasons to make the switch. In this free webinar co-hosted by TechSoup and Microsoft, Elliot Harmon from TechSoup, author of What Your Organization Should Know About Office 2010, will be joined by a Microsoft expert to highlight some of the new features of the Office suite. We’ll review new features like Web Apps for improved online collaboration, the Social Connector tool to bridge your Outlook to social media tools, as well as improvements to built-in image and video-editing features throughout the suite. In addition, we’ll discuss the pros and cons of upgrading at your organization, compatibility with older versions of the Office suite, and how you can go about upgrading your donation through TechSoup or Microsoft Software Assurance.
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Simultaneous co-authoring works in these configurations:
Desktop-Desktop Browser-Browser Browser-Desktop
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OneNote • • •
• Tracked changes available only in full Office 2010 applications (not in Office Web Apps)
Live Demos of Office 2010 and Web Apps
Insert Desktop Application Sharing slide here
Obtaining Office 2010 & compatibility with existing versions
If you received a donation of Microsoft Office from TechSoup within the past two years, your Software Assurance may entitle you to upgrade to 2010 through Microsoft’s Volume Licensing Service Center for no cost.
Versions:•Office Professional Plus 2010 (includes Software Assurance)http://bit.ly/officepro •Office 2010 Standard (includes Software Assurance)http://bit.ly/officestandard
Admin Fees:$24 – $31
http://bit.ly/mssoftware
Component Office 2003 Office 2007 Office 2010 Computer & processor 233 MHz 500 MHz 500 MHz
Memory (RAM) 128 MB 256 MB 256 MB
Hard disk 400 MB 2 GB 3 GBDisplay 800 × 600 1024 × 768 1024 × 576
Submit questions by using the Q&A button at the top of your screen
http://bit.ly/officewebinar •You’ll find:
–Links to articles about Office 2010
–Information about donations
–Active discussions about Office 2010
–More!
http://bit.ly/ngowebinar•You’ll find:
– Recorded version of webinar
– Office 2010 fact sheet– A copy of these slides– More!
From TechSoup.org:•Office 2010 Resource Page http://bit.ly/tsoffice2010•What Your Org Should Know About Office 2010 http://bit.ly/yourorg•Do I Need the 32-Bit or 64-Bit Version? http://bit.ly/32vs64•Comparing Online vs. Traditional Office Software http://bit.ly/officecompare•Microsoft Office vs. OpenOffice.org http://bit.ly/msopenoffice•Office 2010 Forum Discussion http://bit.ly/officeforumFrom Microsoft:•Getting started guides: www.office.com/gettingstarted •Free online training courses: http://bit.ly/2010training•User readiness & training materials: http://bit.ly/usersready •Find toolbar & menu items are in new version: http://bit.ly/2010toolbar Other Articles of Interest:•Microsoft Office Simplified for the Web http://bit.ly/officesimplified •CNET Review of Office 2010 http://bit.ly/cnetoffice •Collaborative Authoring in Word 2010 http://bit.ly/coauthor
Links aren’t live here, but will be shared in follow up email & resources!
What’s Next?•Look for a follow up email with all of these resources and more•Share the recorded version of webinar with others•Join us for future webinars!
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