That's right, after weeks of waiting, Microsoft just made the next version of its Office 2007 productivity suite available in limited trial versions, along with trials of all additional products available alongside the suite, such as OneNote, Groove, Publisher, Project, Accounting and Visio.
A website had previously been discovered over the web and announced a release date for those trials, and although it was then tagged as fake, it appears that the page retained the exact same looks, and its FAQ's mentioned release date turned out to be completely accurate.
The trial works for a 60 days period and will then switch onto a "Reduced functionality" mode once the period ends.
http://trymicrosoftoffice.com/
A website had previously been discovered over the web and announced a release date for those trials, and although it was then tagged as fake, it appears that the page retained the exact same looks, and its FAQ's mentioned release date turned out to be completely accurate.
The trial works for a 60 days period and will then switch onto a "Reduced functionality" mode once the period ends.
http://trymicrosoftoffice.com/
