Microsoft Office Starter 2010, a new base productivity suite that replaces Microsoft Works, consists of limited-functionality versions of Word and Excel and includes advertising. It does not include PowerPoint or Outlook.

Office Starter 2010 is not a trial–it has a perpetual license that does not expire.

What end users can do with Office Starter 2010
Create and edit basic Word documents and Excel spreadsheets with 100 percent file fidelity
Open existing Word and Excel documents
Manage a simple home budget
Write letters
Create newsletters with photos and easily send them out

What end users cannot do with Office Starter 2010
Create PowerPoint presentations
Manage email with Outlook
Organize notes, media, and project resources in one place using Microsoft OneNote
Add comments or track changes to documents
Analyze data with pivot tables
Enhance documents with SmartArt graphics
Automate and accelerate repetitive tasks using programmable macros
Customize the quick access toolbar
Connect to an external data source in Excel
Create a report with a table of contents, footnotes, and bibliographies
Turn off the advertisements

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NOTE: need internet connection when running setup file.