TL;DR; A first look at Office 2010’s setup, Outlook features, user feedback prompts, activation process, and improved email conversation tools compared to previous versions.

I will need to be quick, I have a dentists appointment (arg!), but I could not leave without at least a peek at Office 2010, so Outlook being my weapon of necessity, that the choice:
You can’s see it from a still, but those colours are dancing about, and I just caught a glimpse of the magic words “Importing user settings”… I am a happy man…
So, its smile time…
I think this form of feedback is both informal and excellent for encouraging user participation…
Usual activation…
Woo, when you select an email you get a nice little tasks list, just what I wanted.
Nice… It does a little conversation stuff and from what I can see its a LOT better than Google… When will this functionality hit Live Mail I wonder…
Well, its dentist time, so that’s all I have time for… Will try to install on Windows 7 tonight…
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