The time is now: The first service pack for Office 2010 is live.
If you are looking for the 32 bit version, gohere. If you need the 64 bit version, headhere.
Yesterday webrought you the newsthat the service pack was due today, in keeping with a previous Microsoft promise that the update to its premier productivity suite would come before the end of June.
The service pack contains mostly bug fixes and small, incremental upgrades, as opposed to new features.
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Microsoft timed the release to coincide with the formal debut of Office 365. You can read about the launch of Office 365here, and find a plain explanation of just what Office 365 is and how it compares to Office 2010here.
Office 2010 is the fastest selling version of Office ever, something that Microsoft wants to maintain. Whether this service pack will provide any sort of boost to sales remains an open question. TNW has long been bullish and positive on Office 2010. When it first came out, we hadthis to say on it:
If you’ve not yet used Office 2010, you should. I’ve been beta testing the productivity suite for a number of months, and while I have my gripes (who doesn’t?) it’s truly the best Office yet.
Now, users worldwide can get their hands on to Microsoft’s golden child, including Visio 2010 and Project 2010 as well.
Oh, a small warning: the service pack is between 300 and 400 megabytes, depending on which version you need, so you might want to get started downloading it.
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Alex Wilhelm is a San Francisco-based writer. You can find Alex on Twitter, and on Facebook. You can reach Alex via email at alex@thenextweb(show all)Alex Wilhelm is a San Francisco-based writer. You can find Alex onTwitter,and onFacebook.You can reach Alex via email atalex@thenextweb.com
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