Microsoft Office Migration Planning Manager Free Microsoft Office Migration Planning Manager is a tool that enables administrators to plan the migration of existing Microsoft Office 2000-2010 documents to the new OpenXML formats, such as.docx,.xlsx and.xls. The tool is an integral part of Microsoft Office 2010 Migration Planning, which is a set of tools designed to help administrators during the planning and testing phases of a Microsoft Office 2010 deployment. This toolset allows for the discovery and compatibility assessment of existing Office 2000-2010 documents for migration from the binary document formats (.doc,.xls, etc.) to OpenXML formats (.docx,.xlsx, etc.). Additionally, OMPM 2010 adds features to assess macro compatibility with Office 2010 and 64 bit Office compatibility. 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These capabilities are intended to help administrators understand the number and types of Microsoft Office documents in their environment and effectively plan for a smooth rollout of the new version of Microsoft Office. Office File Converter Office File Converter is a tool for converting existing Office files to the new OpenXML formats. To use the Office File Converter you must have the following components installed: - Microsoft Office Migration Planning Microsoft Office Migration Planning Manager Crack Free PC/Windows KeyMacro is a macro engine designed to be small, fast and lightweight. KeyMacro is used to perform powerful, object-oriented macro development for Microsoft Office applications. KeyMacro is distributed in a distributable form that provides an API which you can use to write custom add-ins or macro add-ins for Microsoft Office applications. It also includes the source code of KeyMacro application. 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KeyMacro can integrate with the 1d6a3396d6 Microsoft Office Migration Planning Manager Crack+ Free Registration Code Download [Mac/Win] OMPM 2010 includes a variety of built-in reports, allowing administrators to view information about the office files in their environment. The reports cover the following major areas of information: Company Information: Is the organization and the computer a member of the Windows Live for Business Partner Program? Is the organization part of the Business, Education, Government, or Healthcare Partner Program? Is the organization a member of the cloud computing program? Is the organization using security features such as Access Control Lists (ACL) to manage which users can have access to which documents? Windows Component Information: The file location: physical or virtual? Windows version? The file owner: Does the company have a domain account or a local account? The file last modified date: Is this file a versioned document? The file last accessed date: Is this file a versioned document? Is the computer running Microsoft Windows Server 2003, 2007 or 2008? Is the computer a domain controller? Is the computer on a domain? The type of file: Document (.doc,.docx, etc.), spreadsheet (.xls,.xlsx, etc.), presentation (.ppt,.pptx, etc.), drawing (.jpeg, etc.), macro (.mso, etc.) or other file? Office Component Information: The file extension: Is the file extension registered in the Word 2010 registry? Is the extension registered in the Excel 2010 registry? Is the extension registered in the Access 2010 registry? Microsoft Office Components: The version of Microsoft Office: Is the version compatible with the type of file? Is the version registered in the registry? Macro Information: Macro name: Does the macro name have all the proper characters? Does the macro name start with a capital letter? Macro Type: Is the macro a text macro or a custom macro? External Application Information: The names of any remote computers and/or external programs used to open the file: Are there any files located on an external drive? Is there any file located on a network share? Additional Information: Is the file part of the test file set? Is the file owned by the test file set owner? Is the file public (is the computer running IIS7.0 or higher)? Is the file a network share? Is the file in the company documents directory? Excel Component Information The file location: physical or virtual? Windows What's New in the? The Office Migration Planning Manager (OMPM) 2010 package provides a group of tools designed to help administrators during the planning and testing phases of a Microsoft Office 2010 deployment. OMPM assists administrators in the discovery and compatibility assessment of existing Office documents for migration from the binary document formats (.doc,.xls, etc.) to OpenXML formats (.docx,.xlsx, etc.). Additionally, OMPM 2010 adds features to assess macro compatibility with Office 2010 and 64 bit Office compatibility. The toolkit also contains the Office File Converter (OFC), which enables bulk document conversions from binary to OpenXML formats, and a Version Extraction Tool (VET) to extract saved file versions. The goal of the tool set is to help administrators understand the number and types of Microsoft Office files in their environment and effectively plan for a smooth rollout of the new version of Microsoft Office. Client Computer Requirements Supported Internet browser: Internet Explorer 5.0 or later versions. Microsoft Office: Microsoft Office does not have to be installed on the client computer to be scanned, except if performing deep scans of Access files, which requires Access 2007 or later versions. Additional components: - All computers that contain files to convert are required by the Office File Converter (OFC) to have the Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack installed. - The Version Extraction Tool (VET) requires installation of Microsoft.NET Framework Version 2.0 Redistributable Package (x86) and Microsoft Word 2003. Administrative Computer Requirements Supported database components: Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2, Microsoft SQL Server 2008, Microsoft SQL Server 2005, Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Express Edition, Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Express Edition, Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition. Use of versions higher than SQL Server 2005 require use of the SQL Server 2005 Backward Compatibility Components available in the SQL Server 2008 Feature pack. The database must have Microsoft SQLXML 3.0 SP3 or higher installed, also available in the SQL Server Feature Pack. Only English edition is supported. 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System Requirements For Microsoft Office Migration Planning Manager: A Microsoft® Windows® 7 or later operating system A 1.6GHz CPU or faster 2GB RAM (64-bit versions require 4GB RAM) At least 25MB of hard disk space DirectX® 10 compatible video card with 1GB of RAM Windows® Basic, Windows® Server or Windows® XP with Service Pack 3 or later An Internet connection The latest DirectX redistributable file Editor's notes: Opinion: Of course, you have no reason to buy anything, the only
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