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Microsoft Office 2010 in July
As Microsoft earlier stated that they will release the Microsoft Office 2010 Beta for invited users only, they will do it by July and now starting to collect names for the preview invitations.
As what The Microsoft Office 2010 IT Blog confirmed, below are the preliminary system requirements for the talked software:
1. Office 2010 will be available in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions.
2. Office 2010 will run on Windows XP SP3, Windows Vista, and Windows 7.
3. You don't need to replace hardware that is capable of running 2007, it will support Office 2010. Like Windows 7 has demonstrated, we realize that taking advantage of the hardware you already own is just as important as supporting all the new technology coming out.
In addition, the team has also launched its site for the official countdown of the coming of MS Office 2010 Applications. Microsoft has not released any information on how much this software cost.
As what The Microsoft Office 2010 IT Blog confirmed, below are the preliminary system requirements for the talked software:
1. Office 2010 will be available in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions.
2. Office 2010 will run on Windows XP SP3, Windows Vista, and Windows 7.
3. You don't need to replace hardware that is capable of running 2007, it will support Office 2010. Like Windows 7 has demonstrated, we realize that taking advantage of the hardware you already own is just as important as supporting all the new technology coming out.
In addition, the team has also launched its site for the official countdown of the coming of MS Office 2010 Applications. Microsoft has not released any information on how much this software cost.
Office 2010 beta: for invite users only
As remembered, 3 years ago, Microsoft introduced and delivered two public Office 2007 beta, first in March 2006 and last in September. But now, Microsoft claimed that they will not provide a public viewing and download of this beta phase of application but instead the company will invite users to do the preview starting this November 2009.
Eventhough some of my colleagues here in my company are using Office 2007 and other IT professionals here and outside the country, we cannot deny that
many users prefer to have the 2003 version than the updated one, but how can Microsoft address this kind of uncertainty to these users especially when they are about to give way to the latest Application Suite which in fact people have not recovered yet to the dilemma and technological shock that Office 2007 has given.
Anyways, Microsoft said that final release of Office 2010 will be available by the first quarter or half of 2010.
I may love Office 2007 but 2003 is the best!
Eventhough some of my colleagues here in my company are using Office 2007 and other IT professionals here and outside the country, we cannot deny that
many users prefer to have the 2003 version than the updated one, but how can Microsoft address this kind of uncertainty to these users especially when they are about to give way to the latest Application Suite which in fact people have not recovered yet to the dilemma and technological shock that Office 2007 has given.
Anyways, Microsoft said that final release of Office 2010 will be available by the first quarter or half of 2010.
I may love Office 2007 but 2003 is the best!
