Office 2010 Upload Center

Upload Center is a small tool that comes with Office 2010. It is in fact, a part of Save To SkyDrive feature we discussed earlier. When you upload multiple documents to your SkyDrive account, they are all added in Upload Center.

Upload Center has two benefits, first and foremost it allows users to quickly monitor the pending documents and second that it can be used to verify that the document has been uploaded successfully.

Office 2010 Upload Center

Further advantage is that it allows users to quickly open the desired document on the web, save the uploaded documents to the desktop, and more. These options can be found under Actions menu.

save online word document

You can select to upload all documents and pause them using the desired buttons given next to Action menu.

The Upload Center sits in the system tray and notifies the user of any failed uploads, pending uploads, and paused uploads.

You must be wondering how it can save the document to the desktop from Upload Center. This is because it caches all documents that are uploaded.

cached documents

You can change the maximum cache size by going to Settings. In case you are wondering, the documents are cached by MS SharePoint Workspace.

Microsoft Office Upload Center Settings

In conclusion, we can say that Upload Center is one of the best new additions to Office 2010. Now let’s hear what you have got to say on this feature. Do you think MS did a good job or is it just another feature that will soon die after the initial excitement?

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7 Comments

  1. Posted November 14, 2009 at 1:13 pm | Permalink

    Nice one – Thanks for sharing. Using SkyDrive since a while now and was looking for sth. like that.

  2. Posted November 14, 2009 at 6:13 pm | Permalink

    Nice one – Thanks for sharing. Using SkyDrive since a while now and was looking for sth. like that.

  3. Posted November 14, 2009 at 11:13 pm | Permalink

    Nice one – Thanks for sharing. Using SkyDrive since a while now and was looking for sth. like that.

  4. bradyguy
    Posted March 8, 2010 at 3:52 pm | Permalink

    Well, I can't save any documents to my enterprise sharepoint server anymore. I have to go to the sharepoint web site and upload my documents manually. So it's not working for me…

  5. John Kupchaunis
    Posted May 17, 2010 at 5:44 pm | Permalink

    This will prevent most secure agencies from using Office 2010. If you can’t turn it off, private and confidential data can be leaked.

  6. Tom Hudson
    Posted June 6, 2010 at 11:57 pm | Permalink

    Is there any way to remove Microsoft Office 2010 Upload Center? I am increasingly distrustful of all the things that Microsoft is adding to my operating system and components, that allow them to access my private data. I will never upload anything to a web server provided by Microsoft, and I want to make absolutely sure that they don’t do it behind the scenes – ever!!!

  7. Joe User
    Posted August 23, 2010 at 10:04 am | Permalink

    Agree with the last posters. There MUST be a way to shut this off and/or remove it. Please let us know how.

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