Microsoft Office 2010 Standard Iso ((FULL))
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Microsoft has also released Office Open XML Authoring Language (OOXML) for editing Office Open XML documents. OOXML provides a development environment for creating Microsoft Office XML documents. The schema and other requirements for OOXML are defined in Office Open XML specification document ISO/IEC 29500 (Part 1) and are not covered by ISO/IEC 29500:2008. However, the ISO/IEC specification document is intended to be a companion document to Part 4 (Part 4) of the standard. Therefore, documents conforming to the ISO/IEC specification document are compliant with the standard.
Starting with Microsoft Office 2013, the Office Open XML file formats have become the default file format[42] of Microsoft Office.[43][44] Office 2013 can open all files of previous versions of Office, including the ISO/IEC 29500:2008-compliant version of Office Open XML.[44]
Office Open XML includes an XML Schema Definition Language (XSD) schema defining the data structure of the XML document. This structure is used by the XML parser to generate the DOM (Document Object Model) tree for the document.
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Office 2010 has improved upon the user interface and experience in a number of ways. For example, in Office 2007, the Ribbon was provided on top of the application window and ran across the full width of the application window.
The language pack also contains a language key, which can be managed in the Microsoft GPO's. The language pack key must be included in the user profile. If you are using multiple languages, one can easily be installed in a separate layer with Office as a prerequisite layer, or you can have the separate language pack installed in the end-user VM.
It is also important that the user profile for the end-user VM contains the KMS and Volume Licensing activation keys, but it is also recommended that the application has the necessary prerequisites installed in the end-user environment. The end-user VM should also contain the required add-ons and potentially a separate language pack installation, or the end-user VM can be created with the appropriate language to match the language requirements for the end-user's Office. In the case of Office 2010, the version of SQL Server, the prerequisite to SQL Server Management Studio, is included in the Office deployment.
The user must also have an activation key for the system they are using, but this can also be managed in the Microsoft GPO's. The system activation key is usually a Windows activation key, but it can also be a KMS key. If you use KMS, make sure the KMS key and the Windows Activation key are both included in the user profile. 827ec27edc