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| Microsoft has recently released a new version of Office. A beta version of Office 2010 Professional is available for anyone to download. Two packages are offered - Home and Business package has Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and OneNote - while the Enterprise package adds Access, Publisher and three networking apps. Most importantly, the beta doesn't expire until October of 2010, so you have nearly a year to use it. Another excellent aspect is that Office 2010 can usually be installed along side an older version.(Outlook being an exception - only one version of it can be installed on any PC) I found no compatibility issues with Office 2003. The interface is very much like Office 2007 with the ribbon at the top. One change has the File menu opening in a full page rather than as a ribbon. That seems to make sense, but time will tell. To download, you must sign in with a WindowsLive ID. All you need is an email address to create a WindowsLive ID. My bottom line is that I'm very pleased with the beta of Office 2010 Professional. I was able to install it without wiping out my older version of Office and I can try it out for nearly a year - sweet! Microsoft Office for zero dollars - need I say more? Office 2010 Professional can be downloaded HERE. |
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Since GeoCities has shut down, I have freshened up my Heavy Press page and moved it to Homestead. Check it out at heavypress.homestead.com. HayYoo.com is all new. It features The Picture of The Day. The latest stuff is posted on the blog at DUMMR.com.
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