A new build of Office 2010 has surfaced around the Web, identifying itself as "Microsoft Office 2010 Build 4417". The build is not a huge difference but offers small improvements and more stability over the previously leaked Mondo builds which were plagued with problems.According The Techo Path the most notable new feature is that Back-Stage view has been altered and enhanced a lot more and looks like it's almost finished. There's a new upload center to store and share documents on-line - perhaps through Live Mesh - or it could be the Office Web Applications/Office Live Workspaces. Other noticeable add-ins are a new activation system and updated icons for all applications.
The version that's been leaked is the well known "Mondo" build, which is the equivalent of the "Ultimate" SKU of Office 2007, but also comes with Visio and other separate products. The last version of Mondo that was leaked caused widespread problems and was not able to be uninstalled from computers easily.
View the screenshots below and let us know if you spot anything new.
Office 2010 is the latest and greatest version of Microsoft's flagship Office system. Microsoft Office Word has held a significant place in the news recently after an injunction, against Microsoft, which i4i won.
On a side note, when I head of leaked builds being hard to uninstall, i like to stay away.
Yes, it uninstalls like it should as seen in this pic - http://localhostr.com/files/ff8493/14.0.44...64_en-us_17.jpg
Thanks, that's what I wanted to hear.
lol
http://im.in.com/media/download/wallpapers...at_1280x960.jpg
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Last edited by Calum on 31 Aug 2009 - 18:07
Thanks for the link to the wallpaper
Hahaha tricked you
Moral of the story is, check your sources lol.
MICROSOFT.OFFICE.2010.v14.0.4417.1000.BETA.1.VOLUME.X86-64.ENGLISH-WZT
MICROSOFT.OFFICE.2010.v14.0.4417.1000.BETA.1.SLP.X86-64.RUSSIAN-WZT
announced to be soon
You will get more customers, and it won't effect anyone who wants to use the ribbon.
You will get more customers, and it won't effect anyone who wants to use the ribbon.
Not happening. Has been discussed so much, and there are good reasons for not maintaining two codebases.
Yes, it will affect people on the ribbon, because MS won't be able to dedicate as much support for it. Not only that, but you'd have to train employees and support staff to two methods of using Office.
So: not happening.
check this out if thats what your after
http://www.addintools.com/english/menuoffice
Last edited by jupe on 31 Aug 2009 - 07:24
Mondo will replace both Ultimate and Enterprise (the two top-end SKUs for 2007).
Home and Business replaces the Home and Student/Small Business SKUs.
So, four SKUs will be replaced with two.
Instead of seven Offiec SKUs, there will be but three (Home and Business, Professional, and Mondo), with Home and Business the only one *not* available via Software Assurance; however, Home and Business will be avaiable via academic-targeted programs like MSDNAA.
That is largely because most of the features in the new Office are being discussed in the Office 2010 threads in the Windowws Beta Forum (the NDA has been lifted).
As for 'File': They initially changed it; 'Home' and 'Menu', as well as an Office logo, made appearances, but they went back to file because it's recognizable. They don't just pick these names for no reason. They spend lots of money and time with interface research and real testing to determine what most people would want.
Hey; I'm in NO hurry for a new build. This one is more stable (and faster) than Office 2007 SP2, which is the REAL scary part (especially since I'nm running x64). Faster I'd expect, but more stable? (Yeeks!)
does anyone have them ?? :p
http://www.bionixwallpaper.com/wallpapers/...20Butterfly.jpg
you are forced to activate, otherwise there is a BIG red bar on title window
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