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is planning to provide a second beta in the up coming edition of its Windows Reside Essentials suite upcoming week. the word from blogger Francisco Martin Garcia,Office 2010 64bit, who posted in regards to the coming beta on his blogging site on August eleven. (Garcia’s had a good track record on predicting Microsoft delivery dates for various consumer wares.) Enthusiast site Neowin also is reporting the second beta will hit future week, naming Tuesday,Office 2007 Pro Plus Key, August 18 17 as the likely delivery date. I am hearing the 17th is Microsoft’s target for the beta, as well. officials aren’t commenting on when or if a up coming Windows Live Essentials beta will hit.) Reside Essentials is a bundle of a number with the Windows Live add-on services,Microsoft Office 2007 Pro Plus Product Key, unified via a common installer. The latest Essentials suite is codenamed Windows Live Essential Wave 4 — but expected to be known as Windows Stay Essentials 2011 when the final version is rolled out. It includes updated versions of Messenger, Live Mail, Writer, Photo ##############, Movie Maker,Microsoft Office 2007 Pro Activation Key, Live Sync (which is now Dwell Mesh plus the existing Dwell Sync), Family Safety and the Bing Toolbar. Microsoft delivered a first beta on the Wave 4 bundle in late July June. originally was touting the forthcoming free Windows Stay Essentials Suite as something that can meet and beat the $79 Apple iLife suite. More recently, Microsoft officials began positioning the next version for the Essentials suite — plus the other Windows Dwell services that aren’t part of Essentials (like Hotmail) as the foundation of Microsoft users’ “personal clouds.” Dwell Essentials is meant to complement Windows 7 and Vista, but won’t install on XP. to Garcia, the new beta will incorporate new icons, new features and many bug fixes. He didn’t specify any of those features or fixes. One fix I’m personally hoping for is to remedy whatever is kept Windows Live Messenger Wave 4 Beta 1 from working on my Windows 7 PC. I got it to work twice but then kept receiving messages telling me the service was unavailable. When I did log in, Messenger froze my PC. Microsoft officials didn’t have a suggested fix for me, so I’m back to the Wave 3 Dwell Messenger for now. officials haven’t said when to expect the company to launch the final version of Live Essentials 2011/Wave 4. Originally it was expected this summer, but fall is now looking more likely. in other Windows Dwell news, Microsoft is now telling Hotmail users who are having problems reading and writing e-mail after being upgraded to Wave 4 Hotmail that fixes are in the works for various problems. One hotfix is coming this week, Microsoft officials are saying,Office Professional 2010 cl��gen, and another may be rolled out as part of a refresh for Hotmail future week, according to reports.