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    Microsoft said Thursday in the US that it is making another slight delay to the planned arrival time for Office 2007, citing performance concerns with recent test versions.

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  • Microsoft puts Office preview online

    Microsoft is trying to allow people to try out the next Office--without the hassle of installing beta software or replacing their current version.

  • Office 2008 for Mac to come this year

    Putting lingering questions about update timing to rest, Microsoft has announced that the new version of Office for Mac will arrive in the second half of this year.

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    At this year's Microsoft conference for Windows hardware experts, the software giant will be talking about a lot more than the operating system.

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