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Leaked: Screenshots of Office 14
Emil Protalinski over at Ars Technica managed to get his hands on screenshots showing the alpha build of Office 14, which is slated as latest successor of the successful Microsoft Office series. And yes, it does look like the sleek--or horrendous, depending on who you ask--ribbon bar is not only here to stay, but it has been added to Microsoft Visio.
The list of applications in the suite: Access 14, Excel 14, Groove 14, InfoPath Designer 14, InfoPath Filler 14, InterConnect 14, OneNote 14, Outlook 14, PowerPoint 14, Project 14, Publisher 14, SharePoint Designer 14, Visio 14 and Word 14.
Below are a couple of the more interesting screenshots.

Photo courtesy of Ars Technica.
Photo courtesy of Ars Technica.
For more on this story and larger pictures:
- check out this article from Ars Technica
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