Comments on: Office 2010 Beta New Features & Changes http://www.beingmanan.com/wp/2009/10/office-2010-beta-features-changes/ An Integration of Random Thoughts Over A Gradient Vector - Me Wed, 08 Feb 2012 23:55:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: HelenE http://www.beingmanan.com/wp/2009/10/office-2010-beta-features-changes/comment-page-1/#comment-7664 HelenE Wed, 11 Jan 2012 14:46:00 +0000 http://www.beingmanan.com/wp/?p=1862#comment-7664 If you copy from Excel and use Paste Special and Microsoft Excel Worksheet Object you can have a little Excel Spreadsheet in your Word doc that has full Excel functionality (just double click in to it ) and yet you can format it to look like part of your Word document. Hope this helps If you copy from Excel and use Paste Special and Microsoft Excel Worksheet Object you can have a little Excel Spreadsheet in your Word doc that has full Excel functionality (just double click in to it ) and yet you can format it to look like part of your Word document. Hope this helps

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]]> By: Judie Rahman http://www.beingmanan.com/wp/2009/10/office-2010-beta-features-changes/comment-page-1/#comment-6228 Judie Rahman Fri, 01 Oct 2010 16:07:17 +0000 http://www.beingmanan.com/wp/?p=1862#comment-6228 @imseagull - Text Effects are present in Office 2010. When you go into the Font dialog, at the bottom there's a button called Text Effects. It doesn't offer the 'dancing ant's or sparkles however, there are new features which in my opinion are more professional. In particular the Glow and Soft Edges cuold be useful if you want to point our certain paragraphs (or you could use the Highlighter...) @Jeff Miller - you actualy can insert an Excel spreadsheet ojbect. Under the Table button, select Excel. it drops in a spreadsheet, fill it out, enter your functions then when finished, double click another area of the document and the normal 'table' view replaces the spreadsheet view. @imseagull – Text Effects are present in Office 2010. When you go into the Font dialog, at the bottom there’s a button called Text Effects. It doesn’t offer the ‘dancing ant’s or sparkles however, there are new features which in my opinion are more professional. In particular the Glow and Soft Edges cuold be useful if you want to point our certain paragraphs (or you could use the Highlighter…)

@Jeff Miller – you actualy can insert an Excel spreadsheet ojbect. Under the Table button, select Excel. it drops in a spreadsheet, fill it out, enter your functions then when finished, double click another area of the document and the normal ‘table’ view replaces the spreadsheet view.

]]> By: Jeff Miller http://www.beingmanan.com/wp/2009/10/office-2010-beta-features-changes/comment-page-1/#comment-5181 Jeff Miller Mon, 03 May 2010 23:03:55 +0000 http://www.beingmanan.com/wp/?p=1862#comment-5181 Shoot, I was hoping that in 2010 they would FINALLY make tables in one note and Word have basic math functionality. We write proposals in Word and it would be nice to have the fees sections add themselves up (ala Excel tables) without having to do it manually. Office is a suite yes? Why not just use the Excel tables module in all the programs? This would seem logical for a number of other features that 'sort of' exist in multiple programs. I'm with the other folks who would much rather have improved basic functions, or have them at all, rather than gee-whiz features we have no practical use for. Shoot, I was hoping that in 2010 they would FINALLY make tables in one note and Word have basic math functionality. We write proposals in Word and it would be nice to have the fees sections add themselves up (ala Excel tables) without having to do it manually. Office is a suite yes? Why not just use the Excel tables module in all the programs? This would seem logical for a number of other features that ‘sort of’ exist in multiple programs. I’m with the other folks who would much rather have improved basic functions, or have them at all, rather than gee-whiz features we have no practical use for.

]]> By: Hi.. This is Ankur http://www.beingmanan.com/wp/2009/10/office-2010-beta-features-changes/comment-page-1/#comment-4622 Hi.. This is Ankur Tue, 16 Mar 2010 13:18:52 +0000 http://www.beingmanan.com/wp/?p=1862#comment-4622 [...] Part two of the post highlighting changes in the [...] [...] Part two of the post highlighting changes in the [...]

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