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Would a few of the folks clamoring for Microsoft to release a completely Web-based version of its Workplace suite be just as happy if Microsoft launched a stripped-down Workplace which was definitely affordable, or possibly even no cost and advertising-supported?I feel they would. I'm an Office consumer. I don;t have a require for a Web-based edition of Workplace, as I only make, edit and manipulate my Office documents on my laptop computer. I don;t want or have to log into Office from another computer someplace else. I seldom need or would like to collaborate with other people on documents. I think I'm not on your own.It doesn;t bother me that Microsoft just isn't gonna release a Web-based Office suite in the subsequent 12 to eighteen months (or longer). Microsoft execs have maintained that they're not hearing from a massive variety of its buyers that they desire a Microsoft- and/or partner-hosted Office.(If you ever want 1 far more denial concerning any imminent programs for a Web-based Microsoft Workplace, right here;s what Man Gilbert,Microsoft Office 2007, a senior item manager for Microsoft, advised me on March three: “It;s hard to say what we will do in a year or year and a half. Nothing is completly off the table.” But near-term programs for any Web-based Workplace? There are none,Microsoft Office 2010 Professional, Gilbert said.)Microsoft execs have taken care of if they were receiving overwhelming demand to get a Web-based Office, they;d rethink their reticence. They seldom mention that Microsoft also is opposed to releasing a Web-based edition of Workplace because the company makes a great deal of money selling the Office suite as it is. Online document creation and collaboration, for those who want it,Microsoft Office 2007 Product Key, is now available via Office Live Workspace,Windows 7 Serial, a public beta of which Microsoft launched on March 4.The public beta of Workplace Live Workspace is English-only but open to anyone in any country. It includes several new features that weren;t in the private beta of Office Live Workspace launched late last year, including a new activity pane and e-mail notifications.Pundits and a contingent of users continue to claim that Microsoft will be toast if it doesn;t release a edition of Office that is just like Google Docs. Students will revolt! Business clients (who often tell me that they aren;t anywhere near ready to put their apps/data online,Windows 7 Pro, to get a number of reliability, privacy and other reasons) will mutiny! Me? I think Microsoft would be fine if it can find a way to release a stripped-down subset of Office that is really low-cost (cheaper than the $100+ Home & student Edition) or free.What;s your take? Is there a real reason Microsoft will need to rush to deliver a Web-based version of Office? Who would be the core person base, beyond students and users in developing nations who have a way to connect to the Internet?