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MICROSOFT ENDS SUPPORT FOR OFFICE 2010: WHAT YOU CAN DO

Office 2010 users, we know you’re out there. As recently as 2017, according to a survey published by IT marketplace Spiceworks, Office 2010 was being used in 83 percent of the companies surveyed. Most companies seemed to have a mix of Office versions active, with Office 2007 the next most prevalent, at 68 percent.

While time and Microsoft’s relentless efforts to get users to switch to Office 365 subscriptions have surely shifted the

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