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在很久之前,　Office 2007 发布时, 我们已经 提到过这两款软件 , 现在来了好消息: 这两款工具也都已经升级, 现在都已经支持Office 2010.

众所周知 Office 2010 有一个新功能名为: "Ribbons" , 它彻底改变了多款办公应用的外观和使用习惯.

但是有些人并不喜欢新的 ribbons外观. 他们已经习惯了设计很好的旧式菜单条和工具栏. 如果您并不是很喜欢这新的UI, 并且想返回到标准的菜单条和工具栏, 那么这篇文章将可以帮您一把.

现在我们给大家共享两款小免费软件, 可帮您在Microsoft Office 2010中找回标准菜单条和工具栏:

1. Classic Menu:

Classic Menu for Office 2010 将会给 Microsoft Office 2010 带来您很熟悉的菜单和工具栏. 这款软件将让您像玩Office 2003一样来使用Office 2010工作.

功能列表:

• 易于安装,卸载和使用.
• 易于显示和隐藏Ribbon上的标签页.
• 易于显示和隐藏经典菜单和工具栏.
• 快速找到并执行命令.
• 旧式的快捷键依然可用. 按下 Alt-Q-Q, 您就可以再次使用熟悉的键盘快捷键.
• Office 2010 图标和命令总是在ribbon上可见.

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2. UBitMenu:

UBitMenu 是一个简单的方式, 他可让专业的Microsoft Office 用户很快熟悉Office 2010的ribbon界面, 并在工作效率上没有任何降低. 它可在Word 2010, Excel 2010 和 Powerpoint 2010中模拟/激活Office 2003 菜单.

UBitMenu 并不隐藏 ribbon 界面, 但是在一个新的ribbon中添加经典的菜单项. 逐渐的您就会逐步熟悉使用Office ribbon来完成很多功能, 因为 Microsoft 已经在这方面下了很大的力气.

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除了关闭显示器, 其它几个都是调用系统自带的命令来完成功能的, 绝无病毒, 请放心使用. 可点击文件属性查看具体的命令.

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Just finished installing "Microsoft Office 2010 Technical Preview". Its available on Microsoft Connect so if you applied for it, check your Inbox or Connect account and it should be available for download.

Both 32-bit and 64-bit versions are available. The available version's build number is 4006.1110

File size of 32-bit version is 535.87 MB and 64-bit version is 598.58 MB.

Following applications are included in this Technical Preview:

• Microsoft Office Professional 2010 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, Publisher, Access)
• Microsoft InfoPath 2010
• Microsoft SharePoint Workspace 2010 (formerly Microsoft Office Groove)
• Microsoft Visio 2010

Microsoft Office 2010 is quite similar to Office 2007 in first look but there are many advanced features and changes which we'll discuss in this topic.

System Requirements:

CPU: 500 MHz processor or higher

RAM: 256 MB or higher

HDD: 2 GB

OS: Windows XP SP3, Vista SP1, Server 2003 R2 SP2, Server 2008 SP1, Windows 7

Microsoft Office 2010 Technical Preview Setup:

First we'll talk about the Setup. Its almost same as Office 2007 setup. Once you run the setup, it asks for the Product key:

After that you need to accept the EULA:

Then it asks whether you want to upgrade existing Office version or want to customize the installation option:

We selected "Customize" option and it showed following options to choose from:

That's all. The setup started installing Office 2010:

It took a few minutes and the final screen was shown as following:

Microsoft Office 2010 Technical Preview Screenshots:

Once you launch any Office 2010 application, it shows an awesome animated splash screen containing minimize and close buttons at top along with Cancel button at bottom:

All Office applications now contain more glass in the header. So if you have Aero enabled in Windows Vista or 7, you can enjoy the extended glass in the ribbon interface.

Also the toolbar buttons no longer contain any border which makes the interface more simple and clean.

Following are screenshots of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access and Outlook 2010 in action (Click on the images for bigger screenshots):

Microsoft Word 2010:

Microsoft Excel 2010:

Microsoft PowerPoint 2010:

Microsoft Access 2010:

Microsoft Outlook 2010:

Microsoft has removed the Office ORB from left top area. Instead they have changed it to a rectangle Office button which shows a totally revamped Task Pane upon clicking (Click on the image for bigger screenshot):

Here you can Save, Open, Close, Create documents.

One more interesting thing is "Send-a-Smile" application which has been included in this Technical Preview to send the feedback. It sits in the system tray and allows you to send your feedback about Office 2010:

Click on the desired smiley and it'll allow you to type your comment:

You can also send your current Desktop screenshot along with your E-mail ID while submitting the feedback.

After using it for a few minutes, we didn't find any issue. The performance is quite impressive. No doubt, Microsoft is working very hard to make its products perfect as we have seen in case of Windows 7 and now its turn of Office 2010. Good going MS...