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    Office 2010 scheduled for June release


    Posted: 30 Nov 2009
    Neowin said:
    Microsoft is set to launch an entirely new updated wave of Office applications in June 2010. The Office suite will be updated for Windows, including ribbon support for all products, and will also be launching Office 2010 for Mac OS X sometime in 2010.

    Office 2010 will be released in six different flavours, including a free version that includes Microsoft Word and Excel, but comes with limited functionality and includes advertisements. The editions of Office 2010 will come in Starter, Home and Student, Home and Business, Standard, Professional and Professional Plus.
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    Dark Nova Gamer's Avatar Posted By: Dark Nova Gamer
    30 Nov 2009



  2. jfar
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    Thanks for the information.
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  4. Creer
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    I wonder if there will be possible upgrade from Office 2007 Home & Student version to Office 2010 H&S.
    Now that upgrade from previous versions of Office to Office 2007 is possible only if you have Professional version or higher.
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  5. 24c
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    I hope it comes out before June 7th - my TechNet subscription expires that day.

    Let us pray........................
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  7. ashvin
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    you can get the office professional 2010 beta version.. its already out and i'm using it..
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  8. Dark Nova Gamer
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    ashvin said:
    you can get the office professional 2010 beta version.. its already out and i'm using it..
    Most of us know this already we are referring to the final product. Which should have a handful of differences from the beta.
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  9. 24c
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    I have the beta, that's why I want the RTM. I like 2010.
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  11. Barman58
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    24c said:
    I hope it comes out before June 7th - my TechNet subscription expires that day.

    Let us pray........................
    Check the Microsoft conference diary for June 2010 - it's normal to release when they have a major publicity event
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  12. ashvin
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    the final version will not have much difference from the beta version.. what hand full of difference are you talking about would be happy to know that.. as from microsoft partners website and release note it seems to be the same..
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  13. rsvr85
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    When does the beta expire?
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