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Lots of great alternatives to Microsoft’s deluxe Office suite have emerged over the past few years, but if you find yourself only occasionally in need of a tool to edit Word or Excel files, the hefty $159 price tag for the full home and student edition can be a bit hard to justify. Google Docs or even Microsoft’s own online versions of office can help in a pinch, but nothing quite matches the native experience you get from running the desktop app. If the above scenario describes you, click here to download a copy of Office 2010 Starter Edition for absolutely free. Read more »
Microsoft is preparing to release the first upgrade for Office 2010. Service Pack 1 should be made available for download in the coming months according to the software giant.
A specific launch deadline wasn’t provided, but the promise is that customers running Office 2010 will be able to upgrade to SP1 RTM sometime in mid-summer 2011.
Of course, SP1 RTM will be offered not only for the Office 2010 productivity suite, but also for SharePoint Server 2010.
Microsoft has yet to share comprehensive details about what the first upgrade for Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010 will bring to the table, however this will change in the coming weeks. Read more »
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