Microsoft Office 2013 Professional Plus
Microsoft Office 2013 Professional Plus
In keeping with the “Modern” (previously called "Metro") style interface that you'll see in Windows 8, Office 2013 is getting a new look.
Gone are the multiple shades of color that decorated the older interface, as well as the shadows and shading that suggested three dimensions.
Instead, everything is minimalist, flat, and stark—mimicking the tiles on the Windows 8 start screen.
The only hint of frivolity exists in a watermark design in the top right corner of the screen.
The idea is that the new look will help you focus on your work rather than being distracted by the objects decorating your screen.
Whether the redesign will achieve this goal or not—time will tell one way or the other—I certainly like the crisper look.
1.Modern Style Interface
In accordance with the (previously called "Metro") style interface "modern" that will be seen in Windows 8, Office 2013 is to achieve a new look.
Gone are the multiple shades of color that adorns the old interface as well as the shadows and shading that suggested three dimensions.
On the contrary, everything is minimalist and flat, and the tabs on the Home screen of Windows 8 that mimic Stark.
2.Start Screen
Each application supports a new color-coded homescreen blue for Will, green for Excel, for PowerPoint, orange and green for the publisher.
Like the other applications' home screens, one for Word lists recent documents.
When a blank document is the default option, you can also select a template,
search online for templates or click Open other documents to search for a document to a disk or SkyDrive folder.
3.Skye Drive Integration
Office 2013 is designed to integrate with the cloud - with SkyDrive and SharePoint, in particular.
That's good news if you prefer to save your work online for anywhere access,
although most small businesses and individuals still save files locally.
If you use SkyDrive, the account information screens will appear in the upper left corner of the application as well as on their home screens.
Click on your account to switch accounts and to manage them.
When you save a document, spreadsheet or presentation,
will save the app default on your SkyDrive account, but you can save to your local hard drive if you want.
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