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The Microsoft Service Pack Uninstall Tool for Office 2010 is now available. Administrators and advanced users in organizations that have installed Microsoft Office 2010 Service Pack 1 (SP1) can use the tool to return Office 2010 to its pre-SP1 state. The Uninstall Tool enables them to uninstall the service pack without having to reinstall the complete Office 2010 product.

he following is not a comprehensive list of the new features in Microsoft Office 2010 Professional Plus but will give you an idea of how it compares to Office Professional 2007 Plus. To enable many of the features, a Microsoft Business Productivity server is required.

Now when you receive a meeting request, a preview of your calendar helps you better understand how the request affects your calendar without you leaving your inbox. Also, Schedule View, Group Scheduling Tools, and Team Calendar make it easy to see what you and your colleagues are scheduled to do, making it easier to schedule meetings.

Microsoft Office 2010 Service Pack 1 (SP1) for Office 2010 provides the latest updates. This Service Pack includes two types of patches:
Not previously released Service Pack available specifically for this patch. In addition to regular product patches, these patches also include stability, performance and security improvements.
In June 2011 all public updates issued during the period, and in April 2011 during the release of all cumulative updates.

Method 1: Microsoft Update (recommended)
To download from the Microsoft Update Service Pack. Recommended to register in order to update the Microsoft Update SP1 product. Microsoft Update will detect what updates you have installed, then all the updates to these products.

Method 2: Download SP1 from the Microsoft Download Center package

About how to Office 2007 download Microsoft support files for more information
Microsoft scanned this file for viruses. Microsoft used the release of the file available when the latest virus detection software. The file is stored on security-enhanced servers that help to prevent any unauthorized changes to the.

Word 2010 SP1 include warnings custom XML file dialog box will be lost when using custom XML markup file to an XML-based file format occurs when the warning.
When you use “books” feature “APA 6th” and “MLA 7th” version of the style, certain fields are now available.
Fixed the user to open Word 2010 document you receive the following error message problem.
Can not open file <file name> as the content problem.

Element end tag name must start tag of the element types match.
Fixed the user to open Word 2010 document you receive the following error message problem:
Microsoft Office Word has encountered a problem and needs to close.
Note: The following Microsoft Knowledge Base (KB) article exists in the description of the problem:

Fixed horizontal when you open the document (using PostScript outline fonts installed on the system) when the font display problem.
Repair when you use “Word co” feature when multiple editing conflicts.

When you use the “Show Map” feature, Word 2010 SP1 is now able to properly display the map.
When you edit the properties of other paragraphs, paragraph indentation will not be lost.
When you insert a link in an image presentation and the presentation is saved as Open Document Format (ODF) files, Word 2010 SP1 is now able to properly save the link image.

When you copy some of the cells and forms, including the Excel data, and then link them as Excel Worksheet Object (OLE) object is pasted into a Word document, the size of the chart may be incorrect or chart may be damaged. This problem occurs because Word uses the printer information display charts. Word 2010 SP1 will OleIgnorePrintPict registry value to 1, to help ignore the printer information.

Repair when you use the yellow control points to change the size of the graphic chart, the chart-round adjustment problems.
Repair when you insert the graphic into the Word document, then save the document as an HTML file when the document rendering.
Repair when you try to use the Word object model flip Word secondary part of the group, but flip the whole problem of Word Group.
Repair order when ScaleHeight and ScaleWidth Word using the Word object model within the group to adjust the height and width of the secondary graphics, they adjusted the whole problem of Word Group.

If you want to control the behavior of add-ons, or prevent users from running the add-ins, you can modify the Microsoft Office 2010 add-in settings.

Add plan to set
Microsoft Office 2010 professional offers a number of related settings, allowing you to control the behavior of add-ons. By configuring these settings, you can do the following:
• per-application disabling add-ins.
• Request by a trusted publisher sign the add-in.
• Disable notifications for unsigned add items.
In addition, per-application configuration can only add set. There is no global add-ins settings.
The settings discussed in this article for more information, see “Office 2010 in the security policies and settings.” About how the Office Customization Tool (OCT) and Office 2010 Administrative Templates to configure security settings, see “Configuring Office 2010 security.”
By default, installed and registered add-ins without any user intervention to run, and not relevant to the user a warning. Installed and registered add-ins might include:
• Component Object Model (COM) add-
• Visual Studio Tools for Office (VSTO) add-
• Automation Add-ins
• RealTimeData (RTD) server
• Application Add-ins (such as. Wll,. Xll and. Xlam file)
• XML expansion pack
• XML Stylesheet
This default behavior in Microsoft Office 2003 Microsoft Office system or earlier, select “Trust all installed add-ins and templates” setting.
On a per-application disabling add-ins
Office 2010 provides a relevant setting that allows you to disable add-ins. Use the following guidelines to determine

whether to use this setting.
Set Name: Disable all Application Add-ins
Note: This setting disables all add-ons. By default, all installed and registered add-ins can be run.
Impact: Enabling this setting will disable add-ins, and does not notify the user has disabled the add-ins. Enabling this setting may seriously affect the use of add-on user. If a user installs a key business add-ins, may not enable this setting.
Criteria: Most organizations can use this to set the default configuration without changing this setting.