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Upgrading Word for Windows Part 3: Protecting your metadata for users unhappy with Word 2007
When you save a Word document, you may be saving a lot more information than you think. Information about the author, version data, changes made to the document, and who made them, may all be present in the document as metadata. This can cause embarrassment, privacy breach and even litigation.

Published by Profacgillies (4,591 pts ) on Oct 24, 2008 to
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Upgrading Word for Windows Part 1: Is Microsoft Office Word for Windows 2007 the logical upgrade for Word 2003?
Microsoft Word has a long history and is the word processor of choice for many users, especially in corporate environments. In 2007, Microsoft introduced the latest version of the software, with a radical upgrade to the interface. This review considers the effectiveness of the new version in use.

Published by Profacgillies (4,591 pts ) on Oct 22, 2008 to
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Microsoft Office 2007 – The Ribbon and Other New Features
The first thing you’ll notice about Office 2007 is the Ribbon. The drop-down menus are gone and there’s a completely new interface. If you’re comfortable with a previous version of Office, you might not appreciate Microsoft Office 2007’s new look, as it will take some time to get used to.

Published by Joli Ballew (20,712 pts ) on May 12, 2008 to
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