RE: Real World Advantages of Office / Word 2007 and Windows 7

["McLauchlan, Kevin" <Kevin -dot- McLauchlan -at- safenet-inc -dot- com>]

I've got Office 2007 (Win 7). I'm currently wrestling with 
a refusal to accept a replacement drawing (a .png), such that 
I keep creating new empty docs and populating with my old 
doc content plus the updated drawing, as a workaround.

Is it true, what I've heard, that you can have the version of 
nice, stable, bug-fixed Office 2010 that takes advantage of 
big memory (beyond 3GB) for those times you have large, 
complicated documents open, along with other memory-eating 
apps... OR you can have the version of Office 2010 that lets 
you do your own dev... but you can't have both?  
(Those'd be the 64-bit and 32-bit versions respectively.) 

I've only heard. I'm not allowed to experiment on the 
corporate PC. I won't have a voice in which version we 
get rolled out.   I just asked my cow-orker to hurry up 
with his Flare template for PDF docs...  :-)


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