Microsoft Office 2013 Customer Preview Released

As Microsoft announced that it will be holding a press conference at Noon, PDT the Web was hit by information regarding the Office 2013 Customer Preview.Microsoft’s Office 2013 reaches its public Consumer Preview milestone today, available for end users to test on Windows 7 and Windows 8 PCs. Microsoft is calling its Office 2013 suite, Office 2013 signals a shift to document collaboration and anywhere any device access. Notably, Microsoft is introducing an on-demand subscription version of Office 2013 that can be streamed from any Windows 7 or Windows 8 PC, with the ability to sync settings and documents. With strong competition from Google Apps and Apple’s iCloud storage and iPad hardware, how does Microsoft plan to keep Office 2013 desktop software and its cloud offerings relevant in a multi device era.

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Office 2013 Preview Resource Kit

Deployment guide for Office 2013 Preview



Download Link : Microsoft Office Customer Preview

Office 2013 Serial Key - Get your Serial key here


Full Installers :

x86 : 32 Bit Version of Office Preview
x64 : 64 Bit Version of Office Preview

 

[Coke Robot]

HAPPY DAY!!!

 

[echrada]

Thanks a bunch!

 

[Colonel Travis]

Finally. Have only done some superficial stuff but I like what I see so far.

 

[jeffrys]

And Brink, can one do an upgrade from Office 2010, or uninstall, install and make the necessary changes manually?

And if it compatible with Office 2010 and Office 2003

thanks

Jeff

 

[davehc]

A problem I have so far is that I chose to keep Office 2010 and install 2012 separately. I now find that if I switch from one to the other, it pops up with a configuration window, which takes about two minutes to complete.

 

[TerryE]

The links all point to "Office 365 Home Premium" - the "cloud" application and something of which I really want no part. Where's the version I install on my local machine, that keeps my documents on my machine, and has nothing to do with the oh-so-overhyped "cloud"?

I do NOT want to store my docs in the cloud, get to them from the cloud, or run applications rom the cloud. Call me old-fashioned that way.

 

[robinbredin]

I have this coming up for my product key for Office 2013, the XX can't be the key, can they.

 

[davehc]

Terry E

Brinks Links?
I downloaded from Technet and got this:
en_office_professional_plus_2013_preview_x64_887710.exe

But I tried Brinks links, and they pointed to the same ??

 

[FSeal]

Lets see if the on demand subscription service is actually more expensive than the 2-4 typical year upgrade cycle like the Adobe products are :/

If they want to get more people to buy software and not LESS, they need to price these subscriptions to be LESS than buying new copies outright (Well the new copy/upgrade cycle).

LESS!!!!!!

 

[Dave76]

Thanks for the links, downloading now...

 

[Brink]

Brinks Links?
I downloaded from Technet and got this:
en_office_professional_plus_2013_preview_x64_887710.exe

But I tried Brinks links, and they pointed to the same ??

Yep, the full installer links from Microsoft are for the same download file, but named this below instead.

professionalplus_en-us_x64.exe

professionalplus_en-us_x86.exe

 

[HippsieGypsie]

Thanks much, Brink! Well done as always!

Office 2013 Serial Key - Get your Serial key here

I've had a .live account since they started it. Used the link above which leads me to the Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2013 Preview form page. It's automatically filled out as it should be, for they have record. But, when I press continue, I get a red warning message by my email address. The address is correct. (I deleted it so as not to show publically) Checked my profile and everything is correct.

There's a contact us link, so I'll send a message to them. In the meantime, would anyone know anything about this?


Here's my screenshot.

View attachment 7350

 

[Brink]

Hello HippsieGypsie,

I got the same error at first. It seems that the email address is case sensitive for some odd reason. They had the first letter of my hotmail address capitalized when it gave the error. I changed it to a lower case, then it worked.

 

[HippsieGypsie]

Thanks again, Brink. You are surely a master at your craft!

It was that exactly. I use a couple of capital letters in my address, although it seemed to never matter before. I guess it does now. Changed it on the form and it worked. I will change in my Live and Technet profiles as well.

Keep up the good works!

 

[Brink]

Great news. I think they just made a mistake by having it case sensitive in that application form. Usually email addresses are not case sensitive.

 

[neerajjalutharia]

thanx a lot buddy for the link..!!!!

 

[echrada]

And Brink, can one do an upgrade from Office 2010, or uninstall, install and make the necessary changes manually?

And if it compatible with Office 2010 and Office 2003

thanks

Jeff

I have just done a painless upgrade from 2010 and it is easy peasy.

 

[Cly]

The links all point to "Office 365 Home Premium" - the "cloud" application and something of which I really want no part. Where's the version I install on my local machine, that keeps my documents on my machine, and has nothing to do with the oh-so-overhyped "cloud"?

I do NOT want to store my docs in the cloud, get to them from the cloud, or run applications rom the cloud. Call me old-fashioned that way.

I don't disagree with you, but you may want to stay with Office 2010.

 

[echrada]

You still have the option to save to your PC - nobody is being forced to use Sky drive or any other cloud based service.