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How to update Outlook 2010
I have Outlook 2010 as part of an Office 2010 Professional package. I'm running it on a Windows 7 Pro machine.
My version is 14.0.7188.5002 (64bit).
I cant seem to find what the current version is. I'm pretty sure I have an older version though so:
1) How do I find the current version
2) How can I update
Thanks in advance....
My version is 14.0.7188.5002 (64bit).
I cant seem to find what the current version is. I'm pretty sure I have an older version though so:
1) How do I find the current version
2) How can I update
Thanks in advance....
Go to the Office File Menu and you should be able to (a) see what version you have, and (b) update from there.
File, Help shows you Office 2010 Activation and Version (looking at Office 2010 here).
On the machine I have with Office 2010, updates will happen with Windows Updates so just update Windows, however in the same screen as above, there is a option to update Office on the left side of the dialog window
So File, Help and see version and update information
On the machine I have with Office 2010, updates will happen with Windows Updates so just update Windows, however in the same screen as above, there is a option to update Office on the left side of the dialog window
So File, Help and see version and update information
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Did that .
That's how I knew the version # I have. I dont know however, the current version it is suppose to be.
When I select update, It tells me I should do a Windows update. Since I have W7, that doesnt seem to work too well.
That's how I knew the version # I have. I dont know however, the current version it is suppose to be.
When I select update, It tells me I should do a Windows update. Since I have W7, that doesnt seem to work too well.
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If you continue to have issues, uninstall Office completely, restart the computer and install it again. That should cause updates to occur
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Actually Matt had the best answer - I had to do each one individually but it worked!
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Thanks!