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Digitalfox
Hi,
Does anyone know when can we expect to show up in Technet or MSDN the ISO's or language packs for the remaining languages in Office 2013?
Since Oct and the RTM there hasn't been any news about this.
In my case It's have been over a month waiting for the PT-PT language pack or the ISO and no luck.
Do you guys know or have any prediction on when more languages become available?
Thanks :)
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