Microsoft has launched Office 2010 Beta to its developer & IT subscription sites today, which will be open for the general public view soon. Both the sites, MSDN-Microsoft Developer Network & TechNet sites now host the Office 2010 Beta in 32- & 64-bit editions, which can be downloaded by the developers & IT professionals who have subscriptions to those services.
The TechNet downloads are available for the Office Professional Plus 2010, an edition that will be available only to enterprises & organizations that will purchase the licenses in volume. The other builds of the Office 2010 Beta already leaked to the internet can be found on the numerous file-sharing sites.
The company has also posted the additional information about the beta including the hardware requirements necessary to run its newest suite on its web properties. Microsoft will provide previews of three of the five editions it intends to ship in the first half of 2010: Home & Business, Professional & Professional Plus. The first two are supposed to be available in retail.
The TechNet downloads are available for the Office Professional Plus 2010, an edition that will be available only to enterprises & organizations that will purchase the licenses in volume. The other builds of the Office 2010 Beta already leaked to the internet can be found on the numerous file-sharing sites.
The company has also posted the additional information about the beta including the hardware requirements necessary to run its newest suite on its web properties. Microsoft will provide previews of three of the five editions it intends to ship in the first half of 2010: Home & Business, Professional & Professional Plus. The first two are supposed to be available in retail.
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