Download link for Office 2010 64-bit trial?

[Honey Singh]

I have bought new desktop computer system and i would like to install the Microsoft Office 2010 on my machine. I have installed Windows 7 64 bit operating system installed on this desktop system and it has all the needed drivers. Can anybody tell me that where can i find the download link for the Office 2010 Trial version? Please suggest me if it has any kind of compatibility issues. I have got one link which was not at all working but the thing is that it was not of any official website. Actually i downloaded it but it showed me some different kind of problems while installation. I don't mind if you people provide me proper procedure to install the same from the provided link.

[ThoMas321]

Here i have got one website URL which is an Official website of the Microsoft from where you can download the Microsoft Office 2010. You have to just click on the Download button to download it and but make sure that you are downloading the office version as per the version of your Windows operating system. As if your machine has a 64 bit operating system then you should install 64 bit version of an office so that you don't have to face any problems regarding the features of the same. Click on an OFFICE 2010 to download it. Once you have downloaded the same then you might get asked for the paid version which is your own choice. You can download an Office 2010 without any tension as there is no chance of infection by downloading this software.

[ZeDaX]

When installing Microsoft Office 2010, Office 2010 Technical Preview version was released in many beta-tester, Office 2010 installation setup wizard will offer to 'upgrade' to uninstall and replace or replace Office 2007 or older versions of Office suite or applications such as Office 2003 or Office XP with Office 2010. To allow installation of both Office 2010 and Office 2007 (and even Office 2003 or Office XP) set side by side, Office 2010 must be installed in another directory, so that the program files for Office 2007 are not crushed. Use the following trick to install Office 2010 over Office 2007 so that both applications such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, OneNote, SharePoint, etc. can be performed simultaneously and at the same time.

[Raine]

1. Run Office 2010 Setup Wizard. Select "Customize", when you are prompted to choose the preferred type of installation of Office 2010 either "Upgrade" or "Customize".
2. Click "Browse" and select another installation folder path for Office 2010, which is not the same with the existing Office installation path. For example, C: \ Program Files \ Microsoft Office 2010 \.
3. The installation will install Office 2010 and Office 2007 and retain all other older versions of Office applications.
Tip : Once Office 2010 is installed, the default for office documents, spreadsheets, presentations and other files will be default in Office 2010, but it can be changed manually in the Control Panel. A simpler way is to rerun Setup.exe from the Office 2007 installation wizard, and allow it to repair the 2007 Office installation. Note that although both Office 2010 and Office 2007 can co-exist, Outlook 2007 and Outlook 2010, apparently not. One version of Outlook can be installed at any time. Thus, Outlook 2007 will be uninstalled and leaving only Outlook 2010.

[Eric B]

The end user who wants to install uninstall Office 2010 without Office 2007 can also download the following config.MSP which has already been configured to retain and retail former Office components and applications. Download config.MSP to install Office 2010 without uninstall or remove Microsoft Office 2007. To use the config.MSP install Office 2007 and keep Office 2007 side by side (not uninstall Office 2007), copy the downloaded config.MSP in the folder that contains the Setup.exe file and the installation of other for Office 2010, then run the command in that folder in a elevated command prompt
window (or "Start>> Doing research or Run" command in the command window).

[Glenny]

In fact, Office 2007 and Office 2010 coexist but be careful:

• Opening a component of a version takes precedence over the other, that is to say, it relocates itself, which requires more time and the installation of Office 2010 is done naturally in a program file / microsoft / officexx;
• Outlook, cons, is more difficult to manage. Outlook 2010 deletes Outlook 2007 (although the files are retrieved Me). To return to Outlook 2007 should do a reinstall with the CD.
• In this 2010 version, I have not found the option in Powerpoint "save as" to save as htm or html. Otherwise, Office 2010 seems to be a "nice" version!