Our friends over on the
Microsoft Office 2010 Engineering blog recently announced some great new features in the Excel, Word,
Office Pro 2010 64 Bit, and PowerPoint Web Apps. Among the new goodies are some brand new themes that you’ll find in the Select Theme dialog when you create a new presentation on SkyDrive. We’ve also re-organized the ############## in a way that we believe will better suit your needs: On and off the Web For those of you using PowerPoint 2010 installed on your computer,
Office 2010 Pro Plus Product Key, we bring the latest and greatest content right to your front door through the themes ############## on the Design tab: Just click the “Enable Content Updates from Office.com…” button (if it’s grayed out, that means you’re already receiving updates,
Office 2010 Standard Activation cl��, or your enterprise has disabled updates): Once you’ve enabled updates, you’ll see a set of themes at the bottom of the ############## that stays up to date as we add new ones (you may need to scroll down to see them): Included in this update is the first in a set of new designer themes that we’re really excited to begin rolling out. It’s called “Summer,
Office 2010 Pro Plus Product Key,” and it’s perfect for capturing the essence of your warm weather excursions over the past few months:
For those of you living in the southern hemisphere, it’s time to start thinking light thoughts as your summer season draws near Enjoy the new looks! -Christopher Maloney
Program Manager,
Office Home And Student 2010 64 Bit, PowerPoint Update (9/9/2010): Some of our readers discovered that the “Enable content updates…” button is disabled, which is likely the result of enabling Office-wide updates when you first run an
Office program (there was a big green shield next to the option). Scroll to the bottom of the ############## to find the new themes. And let us know if you still don’t see them! We’ve updated the text above to help reduce confusion. <div
Office 2010 Pro Plus Product Key New Themes!
Linear Mode
