XML is an open, industry-standard language for organizing and storing data. Having data in XML means that the information is transportable and can be easily shared and reused. The information contained on this Web site relates to pre-release software products, and may be substantially modified before the commercial release.

Office Professional Plus 2007 when combined with the new Office SharePoint Server 2007 delivers an expanded set of capabilities that make it easier to deliver better results faster across your organization. Key capabilities include: Document management capabilities that streamline the process of creating, reviewing, and publishing content. Office Excel 2007 spreadsheet publishing capabilities that enable viewing Excel 2007 spreadsheets using a Web browser.

Using the collaboration features in Windows SharePoint Services technology, organizations can help their employees create and manage rich, easy-to-build Web sites to work together on documents, projects, and tasks. These sites can be organized, discovered, and used throughout the organization. Features such as document versioning, approval workflow, check in and check out, document profiling, and publishing can help improve information flow.

Windows Server 2003 is the foundation for an integrated infrastructure. By adding the power of smart clients and collaborative servers, you get easier, more secure, and more reliable access to your own and shared information, including team documents. The result is documented productivity increases that already are saving millions of dollars annually for businesses and governments worldwide.

XML, or extensible markup language, is an open, industry-standard language for organizing and storing data. Having data in XML means that the information is transportable and can be easily shared and reused. Office Word 2007 supports XML in many ways. The default file format for Word is the Word XML Format, which is a compact, robust file format based on XML.

Office Professional Plus 2007 introduces the new Office XML Formats, which are compact, robust file formats enabling improved integration with external data sources and systems. These formats are compatible with Office 2003, Office XP, and Office 2000 with the addition of a file format converter patch, available from Microsoft Office Online and Microsoft Update. Users of Office 2003, Office XP, and Office 2000 can open, edit, and save files using the new Office XML Formats.

This is actually not true, although I have seen people make this mistake before. It actually is fully valid XML, it's just not the same architectural approach you've seen from the traditional DocBook model of document formats. Since folks do ask this question though, and here are a few themes I think folks are getting at when asking this question:

Office Groove 2007 is a collaboration software program that allows teams to share information and work together on project activities-from simple document collaboration to custom solutions integrated with business processes. Teams using Office Groove 2007 work inside collaborative workspaces, which put all team members, tools, and information in one place.

Yes. Office Basic 2007 introduces the new Office XML Formats, which are compact, robust file formats that facilitate improved integration with external data sources and systems. These formats are compatible with Office 2003, Office XP, and Office 2000 with the addition of a file format converter patch, which will be available from Office Online and Microsoft Update. Users of Office 2003, Office XP, and Office 2000 can open, edit, and save files using the new Office XML Formats. Yes.

It works best this way. Office Open XML needs to be as compatible as possible with older versions of Microsoft Office's file formats, and the best way to do that is to use a format with a similar design model. Since there are several million Office documents for every developer that's ever worked on Microsoft Office, the only practical way of ensuring compatibility with that huge corpus is by making cautious, incremental changes.

From an Office Groove 2007 workspace Files tool or SharePoint Files tool, you can initiate a co-review session of a PowerPoint presentation. This allows you and your workspace members to view a presentation together in real time with just one click, perhaps in conjunction with a team meeting. One of the core design goals of Office Groove 2007 is to ship the product with the highest degree of quality and user satisfaction of any Groove release.

SIP phones identified by the autoVoIP system can be included in autoMap topology drawings, the display can be updated in real time to show Phone status and QoS information. This is a special facility that is available only to users of Microsoft? Office Visio Professional 2007, it requires the user to have both autoMap? and autoVoIP?.

When combined with Office SharePoint Server 2007, Office PowerPoint 2007 allows users to easily share, reuse, and connect content from multiple PowerPoint presentations using PowerPoint Slide Libraries. Office SharePoint Server 2007 also provides powerful out-of-the-box functionality for creating and managing presentation review and approval workflows, and other types of workflows that can be defined.

Office Groove 2007 allows workers to share any Microsoft Office document within a workspace using the Groove Files tool, SharePoint Files tool or other tools that support file attachments such as the Discussion tool, Meetings tool, and Forms tool. No. Office Groove 2007 supports documents created in the 2007 Microsoft Office release and prior versions, as well as documents created with other software applications.

The Microsoft Office system provides customers with a set of programs that they can choose from to best address their business needs. Office PowerPoint 2007 is the interface that enables individuals, teams, and organizations to create and share dynamic presentations in less time than ever before.

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By increasing both team and individual productivity, Office Groove 2007 helps teams complete projects on time and within budget. Because teams using Office Groove 2007 don’t need to meet or hold teleconferences as often, Groove can also help reduce travel and phone costs. Office Groove 2007 can help team members improve the quality of their work because they spend less time coordinating with each other and more time on their own contributions.

The Groove Files tool and SharePoint Files tool allow team members to save their changes to a document as a new version, if desired. Teams wanting strict version control can publish documents from the SharePoint Files tool in Office Groove 2007 to a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 or Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services (version 3.0) document library, where version control can be implemented.

Office Groove 2007 features a new tool called Groove InfoPath Forms that allows project teams to import InfoPath forms solutions into a Groove 2007 workspace for the purpose of collecting and aggregating data. The resulting Office InfoPath 2007 XML documents can be exported from the Office Groove 2007 workspace or integrated directly with an enterprise system.