Office 2010 will be available next month

The world's largest software developer has said it is in the process of finalizing its Office 2010 software package, which is expected to officially launch in early June .

Office 2010 will still include traditional applications such as Office 2010, SharePoint 2010, Visio 2010, and Project 2010 added. Currently, this application package is in the RTM process, meaning it is transferred through the production process. . Office 2010 will be announced on May 12 in New York.

Although it will be announced next month, Office 2010 will only be available on the shelves in June 2010. In addition to retail channels, Microsoft also allows users to buy Office online. In addition, those who are using Office 2007 will be upgraded free to Office 2010.

Microsoft is expected to allow PC makers to pre-install a version of Office Start (less features) for users to use for free on new PCs.

Among the biggest changes in Office 2010 version is Microsoft posting Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and oneNote applications. Businesses can host Office Web applications on SharePoit servers, while users can get free access to the Windows Live service.

In addition, Microsoft will add a 64-bit version of Office, as well as integrate some other features such as PowerPoint video editing, editing pictures in Word, and adding 'preview paste' functionality ( paste preview) in the application.

According to Microsoft data, there are currently about 7.5 million users of the trial version (beta) of Office 2010.