Microsoft has devised a way to introduce new PC buyers to its Office productivity suite through a "Starter" edition. The company has developed a "reduced functionality" version of Office called ...

You've already seen most of Office 2010. It was released to manufacturing two months ago and has been widely available to Microsoft partners and anyone with an MSDN or TechNet subscription. (Check out ...

Microsoft announced today that it will abandon its decades-old Works entry-level suite, and will instead offer a stripped-down, advertising-supported version of Office 2010 on new PCs next year.

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Microsoft Works, which is frequently offered as part of new PCs, is about to meet its end. Instead, in an interesting move, Microsoft announced it will allow OEMs to install the entire Office 2010 ...

Coming 2010, your next PC will probably be pre-loaded with Microsoft Office Starter 2010. A free version of Office 2010 that will only include Word and Excel, capable of exchanging documents with the ...

Microsoft today announced new ways for consumers to try and buy Office 2010, the next version of the company’s productivity suite slated for release in the first half of next year. The company ...