Top 10 New features of Office 2010:
- Image Background Removal tool
- Built-in screen capture tool
- Protected View for downloaded documents
- Revamped Office Button
- New native 64-bit version
- New icons and a customizable Ribbon
- New Ribbon UI for Outlook and OneNote
- Jump lists for Outlook
- Coauthoring in Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and OneNote
- PowerPoint can record direct to video
Built-in screen capture tool - can use it from within Word 2010 or PowerPoint 2010 to capture all the currently open windows, then select the screenshot of the desired window and insert it into your document.
Protected View for downloaded documents—For added security, Word 2010 has a new Protected View for documents opened from the Internet. Protected View essentially presents these Internet documents in read-only mode, which prevents you from running any malicious code that might have been inserted into documents.
Revamped Office Button—The Office Button now presents a new smart control panel that provides information about the current document and offers many new options to better control document printing. Inexplicably, Microsoft now calls what you see when you click the Office Button the Backstage view.
New native 64-bit version —Office 2007 was available only in a 32-bit version. When you start to install Office 2010, you'll see right away that Microsoft has made a native 64-bit version of Office 2010 because you choose which version to install. The 64-bit version lets Office 2010 take full advantage of the 64-bit Windows OS.
New icons and a customizable Ribbon- Each icon now has a large letter representing the application's name. That's a nice touch for Outlook because the old yellow Outlook icon looked a bit too much like the Windows Explorer icon. Another nice touch is the fact that the Ribbon is no longer fixed: You can customize it with your own sections and commands.
New Ribbon UI for Outlook and OneNote — The Ribbon UI has also been added to OneNote, completing the adoption of the Ribbon across the entire Office suite.
Jump lists for Outlook —One cool feature in Outlook 2010 is the addition of the Windows 7–style jump list. You access Outlook 2010's jump list simply by hovering over the Outlook icon in the taskbar. Outlook 2010's jump list lets you quickly create new email messages, appointments, contacts, and tasks without opening Outlook and navigating through its menu options.
Coauthoring in Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and OneNote— Coauthoring lets multiple authors work simultaneously on the same document and merge together each author's work. Coauthoring requires that the shared documents are stored on SharePoint 2010.
PowerPoint can record direct to video- PowerPoint 2010 enhancement is the ability to record presentations directly to video. In case you were wondering, there's also basic video editing capability that lets you edit videos in PowerPoint 2010 without the need for third-party tools.
Source: http://www.windowsitpro.com/article/windows-client/new-features-in-office-2010.aspx
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MS Outlook 2010 Features
• Email manager: groups conversation threads.
• Clean-up: removes non-unique emails.
• Ignore: Delivers unwanted group emails straight to the delete box.
• Integrated voice messaging that transcribes to text.
• Social connector: brings social networking connections to the Outlook feed.
SharePoint
• Co-authoring for Word, PowerPoint and OneNote: multiple users can access one document. Microsoft has enabled users to lock sections of documents, instead of the whole document.
• View and edit documents from the browser without downloading onto on-premise.
Features of PowerPoint 2010
* Edit and trim videos.
* Broadcast slide show on a unique URL for pre-checking.
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