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64-bit version of MS Office 2007?

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  1. forumator

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    I'm considering purchasing MS Office 2007 Home & Student since it's a lot more affordable than Office Standard and has the OneNote application, which I love (and I don't need Outlook - I use the open source Thunderbird/ Lightning instead).

    My question is - I'm on a fairly new PC with a 64-bit O/S, so I try and obtain 64-bit software whenever possible (the performance difference is significant).

    However, I'm unable to find a 64-bit Office edition, or any kind of mention of it on the Microsoft site?

    Posted 2 years ago #


  2. Posted 2 years ago

  3. Anonymous



    When you install Office 2007, it will automatically install some x64 (64-bit) specific files to help improve performance, if you have a 64-bit processor.

    I believe Office 2010 will have a dedicated 64-bit version...

    Posted 2 years ago #

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