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| Microsoft Office 2010 Public Beta Bits Available on MSDN/TechNet |
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| Written by Paul Paliath on Monday, November 16, 2009 |
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Taimur Asad over at RedmondPie has discovered that today, Microsoft has made the official Office 2010 beta bits available on TechNet/MSDN, so those of you who have subscriptions to either service may now get your hands on it before the official unveiling on November 18th. Both x64 and x86 have been published, and the information from the official TechNet page have been included below: x64:
x86:
The x64 edition is 749.87 MB in size, while the x86 edition is 684.48 MB in size. Along with the Office 2010 Professional Plus beta being given to Technet subscribers, the Web Apps are also available for download in the x64 flavor only. Here is the information:
Once the download completes and we get our hands on the goods, we’ll be sure to do a writeup about any new and interesting finds. |
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