Microsoft has released Office 2010. It is available in three different retail editions:
- Office Home and Business 2010
- Office Home and Student 2010
- Office Professional 2010
Office Home and Student 2010 is the basic edition that is retailing for $149.99 and includes the core Office modules including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote. Office Home and Business 2010 which retails for $279.95 and includes Microsoft Outlook on top of what is offered in the basic edition. Office 2010 Professional which retails for $499.95 and is the only edition that includes Access 2010 and Publisher 2010.
Previously, we shared how you can get a fully functional 60 day trial version of Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 via TechNet center:
Download Microsoft Office 2010 and Evaluate for 60 Days
Microsoft now offers free download of trial versions of Microsoft Office 2010, so that customers can decide if they want to buy the new version or not. Trial downloads are available for all the three Office 2010 retail editions.
You can download Office 2010 using the direct download links below:
Microsoft Office 2010 Direct Downloads Links
- Download Microsoft Office Home and Student 2010 (X16-32007.exe)
- Download Microsoft Office Home and Business 2010 (X16-32007.exe)
- Download Microsoft Office Professional 2010 (X16-32007.exe)
Please note that the links provided are for Office 2010 English versions.
You can request your free Office 2010 free trial product key from the Microsoft Office website.
When you click on the Try It Now button, it will lead you to Windows Live login form. You may have to fill your first name, last name and country before you can get your Office 2010 product key and download link.
A small FAQ about Office 2010 trial version can be found here. Details about Office 2010 system requirements for all editions can be found here.
If you want to test Office 2010 for more than 60 days, then you should take a look at the Office 2010 rearm instructions:
How To Use Microsoft Office 2010 for 180 days Free without Activating?
Share with us your views and thoughts about the new Office 2010 using the comments below. Also do share with us if you are willing to upgrade to the new Office 2010?
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I would love to use this trial
Ive been wating for this dam t
I’m downloading microsoft words home and student 2010 but I’ ve notice that I dont recieve the product key.
So the program will not work!!
What do I have to do to get it?
I jest down loaded the free trial version of Office 2010 But got no activation Key from this web site. fat load of good this has done me!!!!!!!!!!!!
You can request your free Office 2010 free trial product key from the Microsoft Office website: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/try/try-office-2010-FX101868838.aspx
I’m enjoying ms office 2010
why should i have to pay for this…RRRRRR
thinkz..! this sites because i direct download microsoft office 2010! but i dont know where my product key plz help me,,,,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i wan t this progran free plese
i want to install ms office 2010 to my laptop.if it’s ok pls. send me a copy of the installer.here’s my email add **************
thank you in advance
I am try to Ms.office
wow…….
I like it maybe I am try to Office Home and Business 2010
I have an old version. I would like to request to have MS Office 2010 on trial basis to see the differences.
how to download that software ????????????
Use any download manager to download the trial version of MS Office 2010 using the links given in this article above.
…trying it want hurt…
You can request your free Office 2010 free trial product key from the Microsoft Office
Why is the download for Office Home and Student so slow. I downloaded for 2 hours and finally gave up.
The server may have some issues.. Try again later some day.
hi am loading the program i think if i instal that the trial hasnt ask the key product
+ good for revenues for M$! Shares go up, everybody happy!
- What was wrong with Office 97? or 2000 or 2003 ? nothing. added value –> nothing.
- What happened to programming? The program is huge like 500MB I could easily fit 10-100 operating systems in that same space.
- There is a SP1 out. it is “merely” 500MB, that is as large as the entire installation 8-O.
- Where in the love of god is project? oh, you can buy it separately or get it for free if you buy everything office has.
- What in the world is onenote? Name me one usefull situation to use it! –> point made
- Why is a laggy buggy out-dated access still included? Name me one use in a company where it is used efficiently –> good! i though so. clearly a legacy product that should be removed.
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took about 8 hours to download and now it wants a key. *************************** !!!
took about 8 hours to download and now it wants a key. ***************************** !!
Read the post before commenting. It is mentioned that you have to request a free 60 days trial key from http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/try/try-office-2010-FX101868838.aspx
I need the Prodcut Key fro MS Publisher 2010!!! does anyone has it?
Use Open Office……better yet use Linux Mint and kick Windows junky products to the curb.
what the heck? it took me 8 hours to download the trial, then it wants a trial key? where can I get it, I want to send an email but they don’t have any links to it
i want to use once this trial verson once
Can’t find exactly where I need to go to request the product key on the website link you placed. I’ve looked all over the site and can’t find where to request it. Help!!!
As posted in the article, you can request your free Office 2010 free trial product key from the Microsoft Office website. Click on Try it Free button. You’ve to sign in using your Windows Live ID to get the free trial product key.