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  1. z3r010
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       New #40

    I've gone with the 32 bit for now as it allows upgrade from 2007 and I cant be bothered settting all my email accounts up again.
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  3. Airbot
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    Gives one key for each. Says additional keys will be available April 30th.
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  4. 24c
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    D/L fine with FF - doing both 32 and 64 bits at the same time.
    I got 1 key for both, more on 4/30, as others have posted.

    I've got the 64 bit beta installed, not quite sure why 32 bit is suggested.
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  5. Airbot
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    Installed and activated.
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  7. smarteyeball
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    Not installed yet, but I've never seen a d/l speed from technet move so fast.

    Maybe they did listen when they did that questionnaire a while back :)
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  8. 24c
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    Installed and activated. So far I see Outlook and Excel beta settings preserved, this is good.
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  9. Bare Foot Kid
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    Just got home and am d'ling now.


    What is up with the 32-bit recommendation, anybody know why yet?
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  11. Bare Foot Kid
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    Bare Foot Kid said:
    Just got home and am d'ling now.


    What is up with the 32-bit recommendation, anybody know why yet?


    OK, this explains it.

    64-bit editions of Office 2010
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  12. Airbot
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       New #48

    For better compatibility situations, perhaps.
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  13. 24c
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    Bare Foot Kid said:
    Bare Foot Kid said:
    Just got home and am d'ling now.


    What is up with the 32-bit recommendation, anybody know why yet?


    OK, this explains it.

    64-bit editions of Office 2010
    Thanks, I put 64 on 1 machine and 32 on the other.
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