Virtualization means the software runs in a ‘sandbox’ or protected space that doesn’t conflict with other parts of the computer. Office 2010 Starter does this trick using what Microsoft calls ‘Click to Run’ and is really an example of software virtualization. As soon as you unplug the USB device, the ‘To Go’ software disappears from the computer leaving no trace behind. The ‘To Go’ software doesn’t install or conflict with other software so you can even run it on a computer with another version of Microsoft Office. Unlike any other version of Office, you can load Office 2010 Starter ‘To Go’ onto a USB memory stick and run the software on another Windows 7 or Vista computer. The really interesting part of Office 2010 Starter is the ‘To Go’ or portable option.
You can open and create documents in both the new and old Office document formats.
The omitted features are the more complex and advanced features for many documents and worksheets the ‘Starter’ Word and Excel should be sufficient. However it is only limited feature versions of Word 2010 and Excel 2010. Office 2010 Starter has no time limit and has a small amount of advertising. Gradually new computers are rolling out with the Office 2010 Starter edition which is quite different from previous trial versions of Office put on new computers. It is possible for some people with Office 2010 on a new computer. Many people would like a portable version of Microsoft Office that you can carry on a USB memory drive and run from any computer. There’s a portable version of Office 2010 you can carry on a USB stick.
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