- In the new read mode, text reflows automatically in columns
for easier on-screen reading. Fewer menus mean higher focus on your
content, accompanied only by tools that add value to your reading.
- Open a PDF in Word, and enjoy editing content, such as
paragraphs, lists and tables, as if you created it in Word
- Show your style and professionalism with templates, plus save
time. Browse Word templates in more than 40 categories.
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- In Excel 2013 each workbook has its own window, making it
easier to work on two workbooks at once. It also makes life easier
when you’re working on two monitors
- You’ll find several new functions in the math and
trigonometry, statistical, engineering, date and time, lookup and
reference, logical, and text function categories
- The new Recommended Charts button on the Insert tab lets you
pick from a variety of charts that are right for your data. Related
types of charts like scatter and bubble charts are under one
umbrella
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- Smoothly draw, erase, and edit with your finger, stylus, or
mouse on any touch-capable device, such as a Tablet PC or a Windows
8 tablet or slate PC. If you need to share your handwritten notes
and care about legibility, OneNote can automatically convert your
handwriting to text.
- The improved Send to OneNote tool makes it easier than ever
to clip whatever you’re seeing on your screen, send a Web page or
an entire document to a notebook section, or to jot down Quick
Notes that are automatically saved and filed as part of your
notebook.
- You can attach just about any computer file to any part of
your notes, which stores a copy of the file in your notebook. You
can also create or import Excel spreadsheets and Visio diagrams
right within OneNote and edit their information in place in your
notes.
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- Presenter View allows you to see your notes on your monitor
while the audience only sees the slide. In previous releases, it
was difficult to figure out who saw what on which monitor. The
improved Presenter View fixes that headache and makes it simpler to
work with.
- No more eyeballing objects on your slides to see if they’re
lined up. Smart Guides automatically appear when your objects, such
as pictures, shapes, and more, are close to even, and they also
tell you when objects are spaced evenly.
- PowerPoint now supports more multimedia formats, such as .mp4
and .mov with H.264 video and Advanced Audio Coding (AAC) audio,
and more high-definition content. PowerPoint 2013 includes more
built-in codecs so you don’t have to install them for certain file
formats to work
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- The People Card collects all the key details about a contact
in one place: phone, email, address, company info, social media
updates, even whether they’re available. From the card, you can
schedule a meeting, send an instant message, or give them a call,
making it a one-stop-shop for all communication.
- Your calendar can tell you much more than just the time of
your next appointment. You can add your local weather forecast
right there in Calendar view, along with current conditions
- Receive push-based email, appointments, and contacts from
Outlook.com, and Outlook.com (formerly Hotmail) - all conveniently
delivered right into your Outlook experience
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- Create dynamic publications in very little time when you
insert and customize prebuilt building blocks of content, both
built-in and from the Publisher community, directly from Publisher
2010. Choose from an array of page parts—such as sidebars and
stories—as well as calendars, borders, advertisements, and more
- Use professional-looking effects for text, shapes and
pictures, including softer shadows, reflections, and OpenType
features such as ligatures and stylistic alternates
- Use Publisher to search your online albums on Facebook,
Flickr and other services and add pictures directly to the
document, without having to save them first
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- Office Web Apps (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote)
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