MS Office: HTML 5 in Microsoft office web technology

HTML 5 in Microsoft office web technology

Posted Date: 05-Aug-2011	Category: Microsoft Office	Rating:
Author: chirag sachdeva	Member Level: Diamond	Points: 10

Read this article to know about HTML 5 technology in Microsoft office web version. It is HTML 5 functionality that defines 15 extensions for web interface of Windows 8 apps by placing a new modern shell in Microsoft Office 2010 and Microsoft Office 365.

After the release of HTML 5, Microsoft is playing a clever game by handling the cart in effective manner with its support of HTML 5 and other Web standards. It is HTML 5 which will fulfill the web technology of Windows 8 apps in Microsoft Office 2010 and Microsoft Office 365. HTML 5 has replaced Silverlight version for Windows 8 apps development by placing a new "Modern Shell" that launches Adobe HTML 5 authoring tool.

It is Adobe's flash player which promotes web technology for animated standards. After seeing an advertisement on Microsoft career development, I came to know that Microsoft office will going to support more than 15 extensions for web standards which define special mechanism for Windows 8 apps. It acts as an extension mechanism for enabled JavaScript by removing the support of Visual Basic applications or Visual studio tools for Office.

It is HTML 5 flash applications that allows more than 15 extensions for Microsoft office package such that you can experience web applications in Windows 8 apps suite by interfacing a new modern shell which control the functionality of Microsoft office by acting as system kernel.

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