(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
Loading...Microsoft Corp. last week released the final part of a free tool kit designed to help corporate users convert their existing Office files to Office 2007’s new Open XML file format. The new technology, called the Office Migration Planning Manager, combs through networked PCs to discover and report back on how many and what kind of Office files exist on the systems. The OMPM’s availability was quietly announced Friday on the blog of Brian Jones, an Office program manager at Microsoft.
Read more on the PC World site.
Related Posts
Microsoft has announced on Wednesday, a $60 web-based version of the company's Microsoft Office Ultimate 2007 software that will be exclusively availa...
Microsoft MacBU (Macintosh Business unit) announced a beta release of their Office Open XML Converter. With this update, Microsoft Office X and 2004 u...
If you use MathType with Word or PowerPoint and then upgrade to Office 2007, you will find that you no longer have the icons or buttons to insert a Ma...
This question comes up often now:Can I really continue using Office 2003, or some other older version of Microsoft Office on Windows or Mac, and still...