Check office version 32-bit or 64-bit

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This huge increase in addressable memory is practically limitless, at least for the foreseeable future. It can enable new functionality, remove barriers on the size and complexity of large databases, and potentially improve performance. The only problem, of course, is working directly with unfinished software.

To get started, first ensure that you have the stable, public version of Office for Mac installed. This will launch the Microsoft AutoUpdate utility, which is normally used for installing fully tested patches and updates. Check for and install all updates and repeat the process until there are no more updates available. You should also see a new option in the AutoUpdate window. Sam, You can run a simple report to find what Office application versions and architecture are running on your machines.

I started by creating my columns as such: I then ran these filters against the registry on the machines. The results are below: File and Registry Scanners are not available in Free Mode unfortunately. I'd hate to provide you with something you can't use! Sam I am glad to assist. Do you mind a custom Tool for inventory using Powershell?

I think Custom Tools are available in Free Mode. Their comparison chart is a little vague. Hopefully Colby or someone chimes in here to clarify that. Stephen, the Registry entries Brandon is talking about are part of the Applications entries. They exist in Free mode. Took me a while to understand what I am looking for, but it works.

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