Office 2010 RTM ?

[DrCheese]

Only see the 32bit version on my MVLS, tho I suppose that's not a big deal given the recommendations from MS.

[Gatt]

Outlook 32bit is the only one that allows you to use WMDC

IIRC the 64Bit doesn't work yet...

 

I think the ones that done say "32Bit" are the 64 bit versions...

[Arthur]

According to the UK Techday on Office 2010, it RTMs in the next couple of days. One of the most impressive things is the way the web apps are supposed to work on (more or less) any browser. They didn't demo much of it but what they did show looked the same on IE, Chrome, Firefox, Opera and Safari (all on Windows)

 

The Microsoft UK TechDay videos are now online for anyone who wants to see the Office Web Apps in action.

 

http://www.microsoft.com/uk/techdays/

 

Due to Silverlight I can't link directly to the relevant page (), but if you click the URL above and then select the Resources tab you will find the video under "Office 2010 - What's new for IT Pro's". (fifth row from the top, second column from the left).

[Gatt]

I'm wondering why Microsoft felt the need to put the Office 2010 KMS HOst app into an ISO file Especially as it weighs in at a hefty .. 1MB!

 

Surely it would have been just as easy to upload the contained EXE file?

[AngryTechnician]

That's exactly what they did on the public download site. I think thney must have some diktat that everything on VLSC has to be an ISO.

[mjs_mjs]

Our head wants it so as soon as it's out we'll probably start looking to roll it out. Which is great if it works?

[Ric_]

Just looked at the MVLS download page and thought great... until realising that it's only 32-bit Standard and Pro Plus and it's the Enterprise x64 edition I want for my box

[Psymon]

Pro Plus is the top dog i thought?

 

Psy

 

Edited April 28, 2010 by Psymon

[Gatt]

Office 2010 Pro Plus = Office 2007 Enterprise

[Soulfish]

Just looked at the MVLS download page and thought great... until realising that it's only 32-bit Standard and Pro Plus and it's the Enterprise x64 edition I want for my box

 

There isn't an Enterprise version for 2010 any longer. Professional Plus is the top end version with everything for VL customers

[john]

There isn't an Enterprise version for 2010 any longer. Professional Plus is the top end version with everything for VL customers

 

They've gone back to the Office XP Naming Convention then as Pro Plus was most common one in XP as it was Pro Plus and FrontPage separate if I remember correctly, or was it Pro Plus and Publisher separately?