Microsoft releases Office updates, discusses 2011 version | Office | MacUser | Macworld
On Tuesday, Microsoft released a couple of Office 2004 and 2008 updates and confirmed a few new technical details about the upcoming 2011 suite upgrade.
On the company’s Mac Mojo blog, MacBU product unit manager Jake Hoelter said that that the forthcoming version of the productivity suite will not make the leap to 64-bit. Office 2011 for Mac will remain 32-bit only, though that doesn’t mean you should cancel your plans for camping outside an Apple Store to be the first to grab a copy. As is the case with most 64-bit applications right now, most users would not have necessarily seen a performance increase useing 64-bit, though Excel power users with millions of cells would likely have welcomed it. More...
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