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According an FAQ on the SuperSite for Windows:
Office 14 is the next version of Office 2007 (or what Microsoft calls the 2007 Microsoft Office System). [...] 14 is the version number. Office 2007 was called Office 12 internally at Microsoft. The company skipped 13 for superstitious reasons.
Superstitious silliness if you ask me. I did wonder though how they were going to handle this, but I didn’t think they’d actually skip the version number!
Click below for 8 Excel-lent screenshots of Ribbon-y goodness. Enjoy!
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Here it is: 8 screenshots, one for each tab of the Word 2007 Ribbon (not including the “context tabs”). Enjoy!
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Yep, I did it – I downloaded the Office 2007 beta before it becomes a paid download tomorrow (Wednesday). And is it cool or what! So far I’ve only tested Word 2007 (which I’m using to write this post), and just that is enough to get me excited. Can’t wait to test out the rest!