Microsoft Office 2010 ( Office 14 )

Any one know where i can sign up for the beta testing officially that is ..
i was sent a link to download the technical preview
i have youtube video's demonstrating the technical preview i currently have
...

http://www.youtube.com/user/JamieForsyth

--
Regards
Jamie Forsyth

Try this link:

https://microsoft.crgevents.com/Offi...t/Default.aspx

hth


Jamie Forsyth wrote:

Any one know where i can sign up for the beta testing officially that is ..
i was sent a link to download the technical preview
i have youtube video's demonstrating the technical preview i currently have
..

http://www.youtube.com/user/JamieForsyth

--
Regards
Jamie Forsyth

Dear Office Expert -

I posted here because my 64-bit browser will not open the question post.

I just installed Office 2010 beta on my new Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit OS.
The 'Send Us a Smile' link does not work. I see also that my Outlook link
also does not work and that the repair function in the Office 2010 program
does not repair it. I see also that my 32-bit browser now also does not
launch. I note that I could not launch Windows Media Player from the Taskbar
but I removed it and replace it from the Start Menu and now it works.

I am thinking that I must repair the 32-browser and try the Office 2010
repair function again. Am I going to need to use the repair function for the
OS on the installation disk or is there an easier method?

Am I going about repairing the links in the correct manner?

Blue Seahorse Syndicate

"Expert" wrote:

Try this link:

https://microsoft.crgevents.com/Offi...t/Default.aspx

hth


Jamie Forsyth wrote:

Any one know where i can sign up for the beta testing officially that is ..
i was sent a link to download the technical preview
i have youtube video's demonstrating the technical preview i currently have
..

http://www.youtube.com/user/JamieForsyth

--
Regards
Jamie Forsyth

you sound like someone that really understands Microsoft Office 2010 Beta
maybe you can help me with my problem? I installed the Beta Program
successfully but now lost my entire Desk Top and do not know how to get it
back. Can you help me?

Thank you,
--
sr


"Blue Seahorse Syndicate" wrote:

Dear Office Expert -

I posted here because my 64-bit browser will not open the question post.

I just installed Office 2010 beta on my new Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit OS.
The 'Send Us a Smile' link does not work. I see also that my Outlook link
also does not work and that the repair function in the Office 2010 program
does not repair it. I see also that my 32-bit browser now also does not
launch. I note that I could not launch Windows Media Player from the Taskbar
but I removed it and replace it from the Start Menu and now it works.

I am thinking that I must repair the 32-browser and try the Office 2010
repair function again. Am I going to need to use the repair function for the
OS on the installation disk or is there an easier method?

Am I going about repairing the links in the correct manner?

Blue Seahorse Syndicate

"Expert" wrote:

Try this link:

https://microsoft.crgevents.com/Offi...t/Default.aspx

hth


Jamie Forsyth wrote:

Any one know where i can sign up for the beta testing officially that is ..
i was sent a link to download the technical preview
i have youtube video's demonstrating the technical preview i currently have
..

http://www.youtube.com/user/JamieForsyth

--
Regards
Jamie Forsyth

Hi, sr,

There are beta forums he

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/...ory/office2010

You may have better luck there.

(Signed, another SR)

--
Susan Ramlet
--
please reply to the newsgroup so all may benefit.

wrote in message
...
you sound like someone that really understands Microsoft Office 2010 Beta
maybe you can help me with my problem? I installed the Beta Program
successfully but now lost my entire Desk Top and do not know how to get it
back. Can you help me?

Thank you,
--
sr


"Blue Seahorse Syndicate" wrote:

Dear Office Expert -

I posted here because my 64-bit browser will not open the question post.

I just installed Office 2010 beta on my new Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit OS.
The 'Send Us a Smile' link does not work. I see also that my Outlook
link
also does not work and that the repair function in the Office 2010
program
does not repair it. I see also that my 32-bit browser now also does not
launch. I note that I could not launch Windows Media Player from the
Taskbar
but I removed it and replace it from the Start Menu and now it works.

I am thinking that I must repair the 32-browser and try the Office 2010
repair function again. Am I going to need to use the repair function for
the
OS on the installation disk or is there an easier method?

Am I going about repairing the links in the correct manner?

Blue Seahorse Syndicate

"Expert" wrote:

Try this link:

https://microsoft.crgevents.com/Offi...t/Default.aspx

hth


Jamie Forsyth wrote:

Any one know where i can sign up for the beta testing officially that
is ..
i was sent a link to download the technical preview
i have youtube video's demonstrating the technical preview i
currently have
..

http://www.youtube.com/user/JamieForsyth

--
Regards
Jamie Forsyth

I am not longer sure that Office 2010 beta 32-bit has broken links. When
reading the documentation for 2010 beta it stated most people should use the
32-bit version since the 64-bit version suffered broken links as of now.

I have reinstalled Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit.

I then installed Norton 360 3.0 and my links I think still functioned.

Then I installed the new driver from their website for ASUS Xonar D1 audio
card. Then I installed my Office 2007 Small Business with all of the updates
before opening a program.

I then noted that my Office programs would not launch properly. I went to
'Properties' - 'Compatibility View' and checked run as administrator on each
program. After a reboot my programs all run but inconveniently. My other
three or four software suites run similarly.

I note that for the past ten years I have had trouble getting the driver to
load both stereo channels properly on my audio cards. The Xonar D1 is no
exception however great it sounds when loaded properly. After all my
software has been loaded I spent a day and a half trying to get a good load
to no avail - including using the 'Device Manager.'

It seems as though a program that can corrupt permissions on accounts must
be a serious issue.

"Susan Ramlet" wrote:

Hi, sr,

There are beta forums he

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/...ory/office2010

You may have better luck there.

(Signed, another SR)

--
Susan Ramlet
--
please reply to the newsgroup so all may benefit.

wrote in message
...
you sound like someone that really understands Microsoft Office 2010 Beta
maybe you can help me with my problem? I installed the Beta Program
successfully but now lost my entire Desk Top and do not know how to get it
back. Can you help me?

Thank you,
--
sr


"Blue Seahorse Syndicate" wrote:

Dear Office Expert -

I posted here because my 64-bit browser will not open the question post.

I just installed Office 2010 beta on my new Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit OS.
The 'Send Us a Smile' link does not work. I see also that my Outlook
link
also does not work and that the repair function in the Office 2010
program
does not repair it. I see also that my 32-bit browser now also does not
launch. I note that I could not launch Windows Media Player from the
Taskbar
but I removed it and replace it from the Start Menu and now it works.

I am thinking that I must repair the 32-browser and try the Office 2010
repair function again. Am I going to need to use the repair function for
the
OS on the installation disk or is there an easier method?

Am I going about repairing the links in the correct manner?

Blue Seahorse Syndicate

"Expert" wrote:

Try this link:

https://microsoft.crgevents.com/Offi...t/Default.aspx

hth


Jamie Forsyth wrote:

Any one know where i can sign up for the beta testing officially that
is ..
i was sent a link to download the technical preview
i have youtube video's demonstrating the technical preview i
currently have
..

http://www.youtube.com/user/JamieForsyth

--
Regards
Jamie Forsyth

Why not post to the beta forums provided in the link below?

--
Susan Ramlet
--
please reply to the newsgroup so all may benefit.

"Blue Seahorse Syndicate"
wrote in message ...
I am not longer sure that Office 2010 beta 32-bit has broken links. When
reading the documentation for 2010 beta it stated most people should use
the
32-bit version since the 64-bit version suffered broken links as of now.

I have reinstalled Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit.

I then installed Norton 360 3.0 and my links I think still functioned.

Then I installed the new driver from their website for ASUS Xonar D1 audio
card. Then I installed my Office 2007 Small Business with all of the
updates
before opening a program.

I then noted that my Office programs would not launch properly. I went to
'Properties' - 'Compatibility View' and checked run as administrator on
each
program. After a reboot my programs all run but inconveniently. My other
three or four software suites run similarly.

I note that for the past ten years I have had trouble getting the driver
to
load both stereo channels properly on my audio cards. The Xonar D1 is no
exception however great it sounds when loaded properly. After all my
software has been loaded I spent a day and a half trying to get a good
load
to no avail - including using the 'Device Manager.'

It seems as though a program that can corrupt permissions on accounts must
be a serious issue.

"Susan Ramlet" wrote:

Hi, sr,

There are beta forums he

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/...ory/office2010

You may have better luck there.

(Signed, another SR)

--
Susan Ramlet
--
please reply to the newsgroup so all may benefit.

wrote in message
...
you sound like someone that really understands Microsoft Office 2010
Beta
maybe you can help me with my problem? I installed the Beta Program
successfully but now lost my entire Desk Top and do not know how to get
it
back. Can you help me?

Thank you,
--
sr


"Blue Seahorse Syndicate" wrote:

Dear Office Expert -

I posted here because my 64-bit browser will not open the question
post.

I just installed Office 2010 beta on my new Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
OS.
The 'Send Us a Smile' link does not work. I see also that my Outlook
link
also does not work and that the repair function in the Office 2010
program
does not repair it. I see also that my 32-bit browser now also does
not
launch. I note that I could not launch Windows Media Player from the
Taskbar
but I removed it and replace it from the Start Menu and now it works.

I am thinking that I must repair the 32-browser and try the Office
2010
repair function again. Am I going to need to use the repair function
for
the
OS on the installation disk or is there an easier method?

Am I going about repairing the links in the correct manner?

Blue Seahorse Syndicate

"Expert" wrote:

Try this link:

https://microsoft.crgevents.com/Offi...t/Default.aspx

hth


Jamie Forsyth wrote:

Any one know where i can sign up for the beta testing officially
that
is ..
i was sent a link to download the technical preview
i have youtube video's demonstrating the technical preview i
currently have
..

http://www.youtube.com/user/JamieForsyth

--
Regards
Jamie Forsyth