Let's start with the more affordable Home and Student Edition; offering the classic Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and OneNote. Word can help you with anything document related, it's automated editing system allows you to type the perfect document in no time. PowerPoint can help you with those important presentations at the office, or get a good grade for that big project at school. Excel allows for companies to keep track of all those numbers with there automated formula system. And finally OneNote allows for workgroups to collaborate by sharing pictures, videos, ideas, and even internet clippings.
Now ideally for businesses; Home and Business Edition comes with the first four applications plus the personal information manager; Outlook. Allowing you to organize your busy life with calenders, task managers, contact managers, and of course manage all your email across all your accounts.
The Standard Edition gives you the first five along with Publisher, which lets you customize the layout of any set of documents. It comes with the new "ribbon" feature, a convenient and dynamic toolbar being introduced to most of Office 2010's applications.
The Professional Edition gives you the first six including Access, a great application for managing databases such as memberships, logins, etc.
And finally the Professional Plus Edition gives you all the aforementioned applications along with InfoPath and SharePoint. InfoPath handles all your XML-based data entry forms. SharePoint which integrates with InfoPath, gives teams, compromising of people with different security clearance or none at all, the power to share documents on and off-line.
So no matter what type of work you or your work group need to get done, Microsoft's Office 2010 is sure to help you get the job done. All this software is available to vStation users and more.
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