Microsoft Office 2013 Preview for Windows

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Download.com staffFebruary 26, 2026

Microsoft Office 2013 Preview is a powerful suite offering diverse applications for personal productivity, project management, and enterprise needs, accessible across devices.

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Pros
- Cloud sync for settings and documents across devices.
- Integrated Skype with free international calling minutes.
- 20 GB SkyDrive online storage included.
- Edit PDF content directly in Word.
- Enterprise-grade security and management tools.
Cons
- Features vary significantly between Home, Small Business, and Enterprise editions.
- Requires internet connectivity for full functionality.
- Preview version may have limitations or bugs.

Microsoft Office 2013 Preview for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: July 30, 2012

Latest update: February 26, 2026

Version: 0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 8
Windows 10
Windows 7

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 17,572

Downloads Last Week: 2

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User Reviews

2/5

1 User Votes

Good in parts. Avoid Publisher 2013 like the plague.
whimangbAugust 8, 2012
Pros
Word: the minimalistic approach, the way the cursor moves, the slightly easier return to previous files/folders. Small things, maybe, but overall a clear improvement. Excel: very small improvement; good for those who have to put data into chart form.
Cons
Publisher. Open a Publisher 2010 file in Publisher 2013. I did it with several and every time 2013 moved a word here and there onto the following line, so that at the end of the piece two or three lines were missing. I produce village newsletters, user manuals, and bios for website display. I can't go back and alter them all (well, I could, but why the **** should I?) and so if someone opens a piece in Publisher 2013, part will be missing. Take a screen shot of a one-page user manual and you're in trouble. Get the idea? The problem lies in the kerning, I think. For some reason my original spacing of words (to avoid hyphenation etc.) hasn't been properly recognized by Publisher 2013. The results, from my point of view, is a disaster.
Summary
Buy Word. Otherwise, unless you're an accountant or the kind of fool who uses a tablet instead of a laptop or a PC, give Office 2013 a miss. If the 'Rate this product' box had worked, I'd have put 'mediocre' in it.

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