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Better Looking Documents in Minutes with Word 2007

Posted By: doncho | Oct 5th, 2006 @ 10:17 AM | 8,071 Views | 4 Comments

In this screencast, Word program manager Jonathan Bailor shows how to how to create a professional looking document in less than five minutes using Live Preview, Theming, Quick Styles, Document Parts, and more, in Word 2007

Related Links:
Microsoft Office Word team blog
Brian Jones' OpenXML Formats blog
MSDN Word Developer Portal
MSDN XML in Office Developer Portal

Tags: MS Office, Open XML

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how do you watch the video?

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Unable to access the video. I have noticed that all the screencasts posted by @doncho, that I have come across, have the same problem.

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