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Microsoft Office 2010 retail prices

Vijay — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 05:06:45 +0000

Microsoft Office 2010 Logo

Microsoft Office 2010 is a Microsoft product and they already released Microsoft Office 2007 for Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office 2008 for MAC OS X. It can be used in Windows XP SP3 (32-bit), Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 and MAC OS X.
Microsoft Corporation announced that four retail versions of Office 2010 software will be charge between $99 and $499, which is to be released later this year. The pricing of Office 2010 is generally in line with prices of its Office 2007 software.
Microsoft is to be sell retail boxed versions of the Office 2010,
Academic version = $99
Basic version for consumers = $149
Full-featured package for businesses = $499

Recover lost files in windows 7 and vista

Vijay — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 08:41:11 +0000

If you are deleted a file or folder from your computer and also emptied your recycle bin after that you may realize that you have deleted wrong one, or if you modified the document, saved it and again you may want to undo those modification. This problem can be easily solved by both Windows 7 and Windows Vista with the build-in feature called Shadow Copy.
Shadow Copy save incremental backup of your files in the background when you work with the files. If the file is deleted or modified accidentally, you can undo the previous version with easy right-click.
This feature is available in the Business and Ultimate editions of Windows Vista and available in all editions of Windows7. If you are using Vista Home Premium or Home Basic editions, you can still use the Shadow Copy feature without upgrading your Operating System. This feature helps you to recover your document which is damaged or you can recover the files which were deleted by a virus.

Microsoft Offered to Provide Browser Ballot in Windows 7

Vijay — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 17:15:55 +0000

Browser Ballot in Windows7

Microsoft has planned to provide browser ballot in Windows 7 favored by the European Commission. Using this let the users can decide which browser to install. The alternatives to Internet Explorer include Google Chrome, Safari, Opera, and Mozilla Firefox. Microsoft planned to ship a special European version without browser for Windows 7. It would created major headache for users, those who not able to download a browser, it make an upgrade to Windows 7 more difficult.

Microsoft General counsel Mr. Brad Smith said “ Under our new proposal, European consumers who buy a new windows PC with Internet Explorer set as their default browser would be shown a ‘ballot screen’ from which they could, if they wished, easily install competing browsers from the Web”. But he added “ PC manufacturers building machines for the European market will continue to ship(browserless) versions of Windows 7 until that the commission fully reviews our proposals and determines whether they satisfy our obligations under European law”.