Moving to Office 2010? Looking for some 2003 to 2010 reference (ie. “where’s feature X now?”) help? Getting Started Guides? Maybe some Top 10 features?

Microsoft Downloads - Office 2010 User Resources – XPS (as PDF or DOCX formats)

“End user resources that can help learn Office 2010 products.

Documents related Office 2010, including an overview, product guide, getting started, and new features.

File Name:	Office 2010 User Resources - XPS.zip
Version:	1.0
Date Published:	7/15/2010
Language:	English
Download Size:	89 KB - 122.8 MB*

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There’s a good bit of free Microsoft Office 2010 training and information in this humbly named download. I think the best are the “2003 to 2010” references. These Excel workbooks provide a nice map for those moving from 2003 to 2010 and help answer the “in 2003 I used X, where is that in 2010?”

Here’s a snap to give you a feel for the content;

Here’s the full list of files;

Access 2010\Microsoft Access 2010 Features and Benefits.xps
Access 2010\Microsoft Access 2010 Get Started Guide.xps
Access 2010\Microsoft Access 2010 Product Guide.xps
Access 2010\Reference_Access_2003_to_2010.xltx
Excel 2010\Microsoft Excel 2010 Features and Benefits.xps
Excel 2010\Microsoft Excel 2010 Get Started Guide.xps
Excel 2010\Microsoft Excel 2010 Product Guide.xps
Excel 2010\Reference_Excel2003_to_2010.xltx
InfoPath 2010\Microsoft InfoPath 2010 Features and Benefits.xps
InfoPath 2010\Microsoft InfoPath 2010 Product Guide.xps
InfoPath 2010\Reference_InfoPath2003_to_2010.xltx
Office 2010 Suite\Microsoft Office 2010 Features and Benefits.xps
Office 2010 Suite\Microsoft Office 2010 Getting Started Guide.xps
Office 2010 Suite\Microsoft Office 2010 Product Guide.xps
Office 2010 Suite\Microsoft Office 2010 Top 10.xps
Office Mobile 2010\Microsoft Office Mobile 2010 Features and Benefits.xps
Office Mobile 2010\Microsoft Office Mobile 2010 Product Guide.xps
Office Web Apps\Microsoft Office Web Apps Getting Started Guide.xps
Office Web Apps\Microsoft Office Web Apps Product Guide.xps
OneNote 2010\Microsoft OneNote 2010 Features and Benefits.xps
OneNote 2010\Microsoft OneNote 2010 Getting Started Guide.xps
OneNote 2010\Microsoft OneNote 2010 Product Guide.xps
OneNote 2010\Microsoft OneNote 2010 Top 10.xps
OneNote 2010\Reference_OneNote_2007_to_2010.xltx
Outlook 2010\Microsoft Outlook 2010 Features and Benefits.xps
Outlook 2010\Microsoft Outlook 2010 Getting Started Guide.xps
Outlook 2010\Microsoft Outlook 2010 Product Guide.xps
Outlook 2010\Microsoft Outlook 2010 with Business Contact Manager Features and Benefits.xps
Outlook 2010\Microsoft Outlook 2010 with Business Contact Manager Product Guide.xps
Outlook 2010\Reference_Outlook2003_to_2010.xltx
PowerPoint 2010\Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 Getting Started Guide.xps
PowerPoint 2010\Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 Product Guide.xps
PowerPoint 2010\Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 Top 10.xps
PowerPoint 2010\Reference_PowerPoint2003_to_2010.xltx
Publisher 2010\Microsoft Publisher 2010 Features and Benefits.xps
Publisher 2010\Microsoft Publisher 2010 Getting Started Guide.xps
Publisher 2010\Microsoft Publisher 2010 Product Guide.xps
Publisher 2010\Microsoft Publisher 2010 Top 10.xps
Publisher 2010\Reference_Publisher_2007_to_2010.xltx
SharePoint Workspace 2010\Microsoft SharePoint Workspace 2010 Features and Benefits.xps
SharePoint Workspace 2010\Microsoft SharePoint Workspace 2010 Product Guide.xps
Word 2010\Microsoft Word 2010 Features and Benefits.xps
Word 2010\Microsoft Word 2010 Getting Started Guide.xps
Word 2010\Microsoft Word 2010 Product Guide.xps
Word 2010\Microsoft Word 2010 Top 10.xps
Word 2010\Reference_Word_2003_to_Word_2010.xltx

 

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