Office will officially retire from the stage next week.

"Caijing comprehensive report" Last week Microsoft released Office 2010 SP1, the next week, Microsoft will end Office XP mission.　　Microsoft will no longer support Office XP since July 11, according to Microsoft's official product support cycle. Created on May 31, 2001, Office XP was the first MS Office version to say goodbye to the "Big Eye clip" animation assistant, and its Chinese version was used for the first time as Office Assistant.　　Office XP also has features such as Chinese speech recognition and handwriting input for the first time. Microsoft will no longer make public updates to Office XP, and the Automatic Update feature will close the door on the monthly patch day of Tuesday, according to Steve Chen, a senior technical support engineer.　　However, this does not affect the user's continued use of office XP.　　July 11, 2006, the mainstream support for all versions of Office XP officially ended, including the developer version, the Professional version, and the Standard Edition; July 11, 2011, Microsoft will terminate extended support for Office XP. While Office XP can still be used in the future, there is a risk that Microsoft will not provide any security fixes for it, so it is recommended that the majority of users upgrade to the latest Office version, Chen notes.