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Wait, how is that even possible? 0_o I don't know of anything that can do that; maybe aside from hour-long game downloads somehow, or streaming something. Unless I've just been looking in the wrong spots. >>'

Well, having 20 Mbps internet helped the installation, but it looks like it literally installed the core functions, then added the extra bits as it went along. I was able to open PowerPoint and Word before I even left the installation dialog.

Wait, how is that even possible? 0_o I

 

 

Just don't try it if you've got 64-bit Office 2010; you'll have to go for a standard install if you go that route and uninstall 2010 as well.

NOW THAT'S INNOVATION

I have 32 bit Office 2007 on here.

GSR: I don't have 64 bit anything; my new computer's not that new, unfortunately. =P

 

It is sounding intriguing, however.

This sounds really hardcore. If I had Office, I would actually spend more time on it than BZPower as I strive to perfect my writings and complete my projects. Who knows how much fun I'd have on Word 2013?

 

Sadly, though, I'd have to learn to find myself around all over again. Four years ago, when I had to take a computer class, they taught me to navigate Word 2003. In four years there's already been a 10 year gap. How the times fly.

 

Merida