Microsoft Office 2010 Beta Downloadable Now
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Get your Office 2010 beta on today!
The Microsoft Office 2010 beta leaked onto P2P networks earlier this week, but those of you who have been holding out for something a bit more official can safely download away.
Microsoft today revealed at the Professional Developers Conference (PDC) the public beta of Office 2010, SharePoint Server 2010, Project 2010, Visio 2010, Office Web Apps for businesses and Office Mobile 2010.
Click here to get your hands on the download (if you're feeling adventurous with your desktop software, that is!).
Those who love productivity software should be excited. Now only if it were as exciting as this:
Source : Tom's Hardware US
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Ummm. That made my brain hurt.
The video was awsome lol !
"Where is the Font!... It's between the Arial and Wingding"
hmmmm... That's funny.....lol
But can I type Crysis?
oh NO.... That most irritating piece of junk Clippy is coming back?? :-O
looks cool.
actually, the movie was kinda funny
Why the ironic touch, Marcus? Bits like "if you're feeling adventurous with your desktop software, that is!" or "Now only if it were as exciting as this" don't add anything to the article except for your little sense of envy toward MS for coming out with a very good and widespread product.
You can't help it, can you?
I never visualized Office in this combat condition...
But, hey there is a beginning for everything...
use your imagination for your own trailer....
That's a weird commercial.
Was that the angry chef from FoodTV?
I like what microsoft is doing in terms of marketing their products. very witty.
Installing the beta right now: Can't wait to use OneNote with Windows 7 x64 and 8gb of memory!
Bits like "if you're feeling adventurous with your desktop software, that is!"
It's beta software.
"Now only if it were as exciting as this"
It's also an office suite. Since when is an office suite exciting?
Fast & easy download and installation. Have used Word and Outlook so far and they're working well.
Fast & easy download and installation. Have used Word and Outlook so far and they're working well.
Did you use the link that Marcus provided? It takes me to a page in Chinese.
Did you use the link that Marcus provided? It takes me to a page in Chinese.
It works for me. Takes me to an English page.
Now THIS is the kind of TV Ad that Microsoft should have on TV (in case they dont for some reason).
Its a it long for Network TV (1min max)... but it goes from serious to silly properly.
Love the AD.
For fun... mac guy-like looking guy gets blown up.
Is it going to bring back the wizard for excel or is it is going to cut my productivity by 50% like Office 2007 when making charts?
Downloaded, installed, and it seems to work fine. Even though on Vista the UAC takes ages to pop up before the installation.
It works for me. Takes me to an English page.
I tried the link again, same problem. My browsers get redirected from the English page to a Chinese one:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/2010/zh/default.aspx
Any ideas why!?
Turn off UAC and problem solved, Leviosa!
I wish they'd do away with that stupid movie! Never the less, like the alpha version, I like this one: improved, but not a major overhaul.