SharePoint 2010 SP1 Released–Office 365 Launch

Yesterday was a pretty big day for Microsoft, SharePoint, and the cloud.  SharePoint 2010 Service Pack 1 as well as the SP1 for many related product groups all released, and Office 365 officially was released to market.  

Since these topics are already given great coverage by many bloggers, I thought I would take the time to link-list a number of valuable blog posts covering these items.  I’ll also fill in some detail where I didn’t see a lot of coverage.

For a package list of the released service packs across the stack for SP1, see - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2510766

SharePoint 2010 SP1 

Office 2010 SP1

  • Office 2010 – SP1 – available for download - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2460049.  In this are listed many of the fixes for Office 2010 including these highlights:
    • OneNote 2010 – new Open from Web feature allowing for opening a OneNote notebook from Windows Live SkyDrive (plus several fixes around that feature, logging in on synchronizing
    • Excel 2010 – performance fixes
    • PowerPoint 2010 – UsePresenterView – change in default behavior to show slideshow on secondary monitor and notes on primary monitor
    • Access 2010 – new options to integrate community content in Application Parts

Also of note with the Office 2010 SP1 – there are fixes to a number of other programs that are SharePoint related like SharePoint Designer 2010, PerformancePoint Dashboard Designer, SharePoint Workspace, and Microsoft Project.

Office Web Applications SP1

  • Office Web Apps SP1 - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2460073 – offers the following improvements:
    • OpenDocument Format (ODF) support.
    • Google Chrome support
    • Attachment viewing for Office 365
    • Print Word docs from Edit and View modes, as well as print PowerPoint
    • Insert Charts in Excel

Office 365

Those are a few linked resources for you to enjoy!  The SP1 family as well as the introduction of Office 365 really marks a distinct milestone in feature upgrades for the SharePoint family and product stack.  I’m excited to get installations going and to dive in.

 

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