In Pictures: 10 best Office 2013 features, according to Microsoft

We asked the team behind Microsoft Office 2013 to highlight the 10 new features in the new Office suite that stand out the most. Here they are.

Make Multiple Versions a Thing of the Past

Managing and reviewing documents is designed to be easier, as all changes and comments are consolidated in a single version on SkyDrive or SkyDrive Pro. Even if you don't have Office installed, you can collaborate; threaded comments allow you to see who replied to whom and when. Mark a comment as "done" and it will collapse and gray out to indicate that it's closed, yet it will remain accessible for future reference. Worried about not catching a change? Use the lock tracking feature so that no change can get by without you seeing it.

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