More interactive menu to ribbon guides: Microsoft Visio, Project and InfoPath 2010

Microsoft has released three more Interactive menu to ribbon guides for three new Office 2010 products, namely Microsoft Visio 2010, Microsoft Project 2010 and Microsoft InfoPath 2010.

The Interactive menu to ribbon guide is a new series of guides from Microsoft that is designed to help customers upgrading from Office 2003 or earlier to Office 2010, to get familiarized with the new Office interface. The guide, which is built on Silverlight and runs from a browser, displays a mock GUI of the Office 2003 suite of applications. To locate a command or action in the new ribbon interface, the user clicks on the command in the imitation Office 2003 interface and the guide shows the user where that particular command or action is on Office 2010.

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Previously Microsoft released Interactive menu to ribbon guides for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher and OneNote 2010. Here are the download links for the complete set.

Download Interactive menu to ribbon guide for:
Word 2010
Excel 2010
PowerPoint 2010
Publisher 2010
OneNote 2010
Visio 2010
Project 2010
InfoPath 2010

Next in line is Microsoft Access 2010.

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