Published: 18 Nov 2005 16:50 GMT
Microsoft is aiming to give users more privacy and security options, as shown in the Trust Center of the PowerPoint 12 (beta 1). Read our preview of PowerPoint 12 (beta 1) for more details on the new features.
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