Office Home & Business 2010
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Microsoft is set to launch an entirely new updated wave of Office applications in June 2010. The Office suite will be updated for Windows, including ribbon support for all products, and will also be launching Office 2010 for Mac OS X sometime in 2010.
Link – http://www.neowin.net/news/main/09/11/30/office-2010-schedule-for-june-release
Now that we’ve had some time to play with the Office 2010 Professional Beta, we thought we’d share what’s new and useful inside Microsoft’s big suite. Take a gander at the pictorial evidence below.
Overall, Office 2010 is not the kind of leap forward that Windows 7 was from Vista (or, for most PC upgraders, from XP). It adds a lot of stuff that’s previously been available only through plug-ins, makes performing the basic tasks of opening, printing, and sharing documents a good deal more convenient, and throws in a few new features that will expand the repertoire of those who really know their Office.
Link – http://lifehacker.com/5411837/hands+on-look-at-whats-new-in-office-2010
"Thank you for evaluating and providing feedback on the Microsoft Office 2010 Technical Preview. We now invite you to download the Office 2010 Beta at http://office.com/beta The Beta release of Office 2010 marks the closing of the Technical Preview program. Going forward, please visit http://office.com/beta for product downloads, articles, product information and links to forums related to Office 2010. There, you can download and install the latest pre-release version of Office 2010 client software and experience the exciting new features we have added to server products such as SharePoint Server 2010 and Project Server 2010. "
Search Server 2010 Express Beta (x64) – (English)
SharePoint Foundation 2010 Beta (x64) – (English)
Office Web Applications Beta (x64) – (English)
Visio Premium 2010 Beta (x64) – (English)
Visio Premium 2010 Beta (x86) – (English)
FAST Search Server 2010 Beta for SharePoint (x64) – (English)
Project Server 2010 Beta (x64) – (English)
Project Professional 2010 Beta (x64) – (English)
Project Professional 2010 Beta (x86) – (English)
Office Professional Plus 2010 Beta (x64) – (English)
Office Professional Plus 2010 Beta (x86) – (English)
SharePoint Designer 2010 Beta (x86 and x64) – (English)
SharePoint Designer 2010 Beta (x86 and x64) – (English)
SharePoint Server 2010 Beta (x64) – (English)
Business Contact Manager for Microsoft Outlook 2010 Beta (x64) – (English)
Business Contact Manager for Microsoft Outlook 2010 Beta (x86) – (English)
Link – http://msdn.microsoft.com.
As the public Microsoft Office 2010 beta approaches (build 14.0.4514.1007 if you’re playing along), the Office online companion website set to take center stage on Microsoft’s recently acquired Office.com has also undergone a radical redesign.
Link – http://www.istartedsomething.com/20091114/the-new-2010-office-com-online-portal-enters-beta/
Today, Microsoft sent out an email to Click-To-Run Technical Preview participants that outlined the public beta which was announced by Microsoft last month; next week an email will be sent out to give further details.
This news follows the announcement of other closing Connect groups, such as the fully-fledged Office 2010 Technical Preview group earlier last week.
Link – http://www.neowin.net/news/main/09/11/09/offcie-2010-public-beta-to-begin-next-week
It is my distinct pleasure to announce today the global availability of Exchange Server 2010. This has been an amazing journey from conception to launch, and the team has delivered an unprecedented line up of innovations in this release. I am incredibly proud of the team and our product.
The dedication of the Exchange community working side by side with us to deliver Exchange 2010 has been inspiring for me. I want to thank you for your commitment over the past 3 years helping us develop new ideas, make product enhancements and test pre-release bits to ensure our final product is rock solid. I believe Exchange has the most impressive IT Pro and Developer community in the world today. We could not have shipped this product without you!
Link – http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2009/11/09/453096.aspx
Today at the Microsoft Tech•Ed Europe 2009 conference in Germany, Microsoft Business Division President Stephen Elop announced that Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 is now available worldwide to help businesses reduce costs, protect communications and delight e-mail users. Along with Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2, Exchange Server 2010 is part of a generation of solutions designed for increased business productivity and cost savings.
In today’s challenging economic environment, innovative use of new information technologies can result in improved operational efficiency and reduced costs. The combination of cost savings coupled with improved productivity and innovation is defined as “the New Efficiency.â€
Today at the Microsoft Tech•Ed Europe 2009 conference in Germany, Microsoft Business Division President Stephen Elop announced that Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 is now available worldwide to help businesses reduce costs, protect communications and delight e-mail users. Along with Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2, Exchange Server 2010 is part of a generation of solutions designed for increased business productivity and cost savings.
In today’s challenging economic environment, innovative use of new information technologies can result in improved operational efficiency and reduced costs. The combination of cost savings coupled with improved productivity and innovation is defined as “the New Efficiency.”
It’s been several months since the Technical Preview was released and we started talking about Visio 2010 on this blog. The product team has been hard at work responding to your feedback, fixing bugs and polishing the application. Next month we are scheduled to release the Visio 2010 Beta, which will be open to the public. If you haven’t had the opportunity to try Visio 2010 for yourself, this is your chance.
Sometimes it’s hard to wait patiently for new software releases, so to put your mind at ease we’ve created a special alert system that will notify you when you can download the Beta. Head over to http://visiotoolbox.com/2010/ and click on the big green button. You’ll also find a handy diagram explaining the software delivery process (approximately) and several other pages highlighting some of the new capabilities of Visio 2010 and Visio Services.
It’s been several months since the Technical Preview was released and we started talking about Visio 2010 on this blog. The product team has been hard at work responding to your feedback, fixing bugs and polishing the application. Next month we are scheduled to release the Visio 2010 Beta, which will be open to the public. If you haven’t had the opportunity to try Visio 2010 for yourself, this is your chance.
Sometimes it’s hard to wait patiently for new software releases, so to put your mind at ease we’ve created a special alert system that will notify you when you can download the Beta. Head over to http://visiotoolbox.com/2010/ and click on the big green button. You’ll also find a handy diagram explaining the software delivery process (approximately) and several other pages highlighting some of the new capabilities of Visio 2010 and Visio Services.
The Visual Studio Express family is unchanged from 2008 as it comes in four flavors
You can also download an ISO image that contains all of the Express produc
This includes:
The VS Beta also includes the features formerly known as Team System role SKUS. Very shortly I’ll be writing a post on the packaging changes we are making to combine and simplify the VS/VSTS products.
MSDN subscribers can download Beta 2 today (It will be available to the rest of the world on Wednesday).
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/subscriptions/securedownloads/default.aspx
We’re thrilled about the growing number of people who are using Microsoft Office every day to get things done at work, at home, at school and on the go. For instance:
On the heels of such positive momentum, we’re excited to talk about big improvements in the way we’ll deliver the next version of Office to consumers.
