Hello Friends, Microsoft office 2007 was launched with new look and lots of new features like Backwards Compatibility, Document Formatting (*.docx, *.xlsx, *.pptx, *.mdbx), Visual Styles, Live Previews, SmartArt etc. After success of Office 2007 Microsoft is planning to launch its latest version of Office – Office 2010.
Microsoft Office 2010 Beta version is available for download and you can use it for free also. You can download Office 2010 Beta for free from here :
Download Microsoft Office 2010 Beta Version
In This beta Version Microsoft includes Word, OneNote, InfoPath, PowerPoint, Access, SharePoint WorkSpace, Outlook, Publisher, Communicator, Excel.
Apart from this there are so many new features in office 2010 like Word & Powerpoint both have the ‘Built-In Screen Capture Tool’ feature, In Word Background Removal Tool (for images), Protected Mode for downloaded new documents, New Smart Art Templates, Print Control Panel Under the Office Button,Jumplists in Outlook 2010, In Powerpoint Word 2007’s Equation Editor & New ‘Action’ Tab, Broadcast Presentations To Your Clients, Record Slideshows As Videos, Inserting & Editing Videos Is Painless & Fun, Compress Media While Saving Presentations, New Animations & Slide Transitions and New Icons.
When you go to download link then it first ask to register or signin and after that they will gice two options for language and second is to select 32 bit or 64 bit. After selecting when you click on download it will start one window also we can call it Applet download manager in which it will start download Office 2010.
After Download The Office installer weighs around 700 MB in size but you need around 3 GB of free space on your hard drive for the installation. Anyone can upgrade their office version to Office 2010 beta.All products require activation after installation.
Author: Ankur Gandhi
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