by Eugene Rosenfeld | Jun 8, 2010 | Office, Office 2010, x64
Are you planning to upgrade from Office 2007 to the 64-bit (x64) version of Office 2010? Take note that you will have to completely uninstall all of your current Office 2007 applications, including Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, Excel, Access, OneNote, InfoPath, Project,...
by Eugene Rosenfeld | Jun 8, 2010 | Office, Office 2010, x64
Microsoft has issued a warning in its Office 2010 Technology Guarantee FAQ about installing the 64-bit (x64) versions of Office 2010 applications: Will a 64-bit version of the Office 2010 product be available? Yes, 64-bit Office 2010 product upgrades will be...
by Eugene Rosenfeld | Jun 8, 2010 | MOSS, Office, Office 2010, SharePoint, SharePoint 2010, SharePoint Designer 2007, SharePoint Foundation, Virtualization, WSS, x64
I just installed upgraded my Office install from Office 2007 to the 64-bit (x64)version Office 2010. I had to completely remove my Office 2007 applications including SharePoint Designer 2007, because no Office 2007 applications can coexist with any 64-bit Office 2010...
by Eugene Rosenfeld | Oct 20, 2009 | MOSS, SharePoint, SharePoint 2010, WSS, x64
Microsoft issued a press release announcing the both the public beta of SharePoint 2010 and its general release. The public beta will be available November 2009, along with the public betas of Office 2010, Project 2010 and Visio 2010. The general release for...
by Eugene Rosenfeld | Aug 20, 2009 | MOSS, Office, SharePoint, Speaking, WSS, x64
I’ve talked to many developers who have recently started doing some SharePoint programming and have gotten hooked. In fact, they like SharePoint development so much, especially the event receivers, that these developers are starting to think about using SharePoint as...
by Eugene Rosenfeld | Aug 4, 2009 | x64
A colleague of mine recently posed an interesting question: Why would you ever want to specifically target an assembly compilation to x86 or x64? Wouldn’t you always want to use the AnyCPU option? What are the options? Here’s a bit of background on what each option...
