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Microsoft Office Professional 2010 is a suite of productivity programs developed by Microsoft Corporation. It includes applications such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Access, and Publisher.

The minimum system requirements for Microsoft Office Professional 2010 include a 500 MHz processor, 256 MB of RAM, and at least 3 GB of available hard disk space. A graphics card with at least 64 MB of video memory may also be necessary for certain features.

This depends on the licensing agreement you have with Microsoft. If you have a single-user license, you can only install the software on one computer. However, if you have a multi-user license or an enterprise agreement, you may be able to install the software on multiple computers.

Microsoft Office Professional 2010 includes all the programs in Microsoft Office Standard 2010 plus Access, Publisher, and Outlook. This means that users who need these additional programs should opt for the Professional edition.

Yes, most documents created in earlier versions of Microsoft Office can be opened and edited in Microsoft Office Professional 2010. However, some formatting and features may not be compatible, and users may need to adjust the compatibility settings to ensure that the document opens correctly.

Some of the new features in Microsoft Office Professional 2010 include the ability to collaborate on documents in real-time, improved photo and video editing tools in PowerPoint, and enhanced email management features in Outlook.

Yes, Microsoft offers a free trial version of Microsoft Office Professional 2010 that can be downloaded from its website. The trial lasts for 60 days and includes all the features of the full version.

To activate your copy of Microsoft Office Professional 2010, you will need to enter your product key during the installation process. If you have already installed the software but have not yet activated it, you can do so by opening any Office program, clicking on "File" or "Help", and then selecting "Activate Product".

Yes, users with earlier versions of Microsoft Office can upgrade to Microsoft Office Professional 2010. However, certain editions of earlier versions may not be eligible for upgrade pricing and users may need to purchase a full version of the software.

Microsoft provides technical support for Microsoft Office Professional 2010 through its website, including online tutorials, forums, and a knowledge base. Users can also contact Microsoft's support team by phone or email.