Microsoft Office RT may lack macros, add-ins, other features

Well, the good news, as you already know, is that Office RT will be preloaded on all Windows 8 RT tablets -- at least in preview form. The bad news, even if you spring for the full version, you may be dealing with a limited product. Word on the street is, that in order optimize performance and battery life, Microsoft pulled a number of features from the ARM-friendly version of its productivity suite. Among the missing features is support for macros, third-party add-ins and VBA scripts. A small number of other features are also reportedly on the chopping block, but without a final product to put our fingers on, it's not clear which ones are getting axed.

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Mac OSX Lion 10 7 VMware Image & Office 2011 (Mac)

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Microsoft Office 15 leaks suggest Office 2013 name, show off Metro logo and Web Apps UI

Didn't make it into Microsoft's Office 15 Technical Preview? Neither did we, however that has not stopped details about the next iteration of the office software suite from leaking out. CNbeta.com is flashing shots of a new red Metroized logo (no surprise) that's similar to Windows 8's err... window and showing off the name "Office 2013 Preview", while LiveSide.net has a comparison shot of the Web Apps Preview, seen above featuring a flattened look and spaced out buttons similar to screenshots seen earlier. We're still expecting a public beta of Office 15 / 2013 later this summer so it shouldn't be too long before we're all sharing the excitement of filling up cells and parsing data as though it was for the first time.

Update: Added clarification that the shot above is from the Office Web Apps preview.

Microsoft Office 15 leaks suggest Office 2013 name, show off Metro logo and Web Apps UI originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 11 Jun 2012 22:45:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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PORTABLE Microsoft Office 2010 - Mini EN (30.5.2012)

 

 

Editor(s) : Microsoft
OS of software : Windows
Version : 14.0.6117.5000 32-Bits
Date of release : april 11, 2012


Microsoft Office 2010 is the latest productivity suite for Microsoft Windows.
This version has been virtualized with ThinApp 4.7.1.


What's included or not:
- Word, Powerpoint and Excel with all the Office 2010 tools (excepted Microsoft Office Picture Manager).
- Microsoft Mathematics included.
- .NET Framwork and Visual Basic support.
- No optionnal fonts.
- Ligthened (no MSI files for installation/uninstallation/reparations).
- Templates are deleted but on-line templates are still avalaible.
- English language, grammar and spell checking only.

Specifications:
- Based on 32-Bits version of Microsoft Office Standard 2010 (VL).
- Up to date: april 11, 2012.
- Compatible Windows XP SP2 up to Windows 8 (64-Bits included). MSXML 6.0 SP2 included for more compatibility.

Validation and informations:
- No pre-installed keys or name (you can use yours).
- Trial period resetter, Office files extensions association scripts and informations in: "Read-me.txt", "ReARM.exe", "App\P_MO14 Menu.bat".

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