1000, you will need to sign up in order to receive the activation product keys from Microsoft. Before you get to download the Beta of either 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (圆4) Office 2010 Beta.
Office 2010 Professional Plus brings to the table the following applications: Word, OneNote, InfoPath, PowerPoint, Access, SharePoint Workspace, Outlook, Publisher, Communicator, and Excel. To get the broadest range of feedback we are making this beta available in seven languages - English, Spanish, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Russian, French and German - more than any other Office beta program in the past,” revealed Kurt DelBene, senior vice president of the Office Business Productivity Group at Microsoft. “We are hoping to have millions of people download and test the products, as we depend on that feedback to shape the final product. 1000 Build for almost an entire year, until October 31st, 2010. At the same time, Beta testers of Office 2010 will be able to run the.
In this regard, the software giant did not announce a deadline at which it would shut down the Beta program, so there’s not really a reason to hurry up and grab the bits. 1000 an integrate it into the development process of the next generation of its productivity suite. Of course, Microsoft will harvest feedback from all machines running Office 2010 Beta. What Microsoft is offering essentially is the Professional Plus edition, but customers are able to get not just the actual bits from Microsoft, but also the product keys necessary to activate the productivity suite.Īccording to the Redmond company, the Beta for Office 2010 is looking to attract as many testers as possible. 1000 public downloads went live on day two of the company’s Professional Developers Conference 2009 in Los Angeles, and is currently up for grabs for all users that want to test drive the successor of Office 2007.Īt the time of this article, both the 32-bit (x86) and the 64-bit (圆4) flavors of Office 2010 Beta. The first Beta Build is the next iteration of the Office System that is now opened to the general public, after being offered to MSND and TechNet subscribers, as well as Microsoft Connect testers.
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