Dave sits down to install the software. He inserts the disc (or perhaps navigates to the corporate download portal). He is faced with a decision that confounded a generation of users:
In 2010, high-speed internet was common, but it wasn't the infinite stream we know today. Many people still bought software in boxes. You would walk into a Staples or a Best Buy, pick up a box with the iconic orange logo, and inside, you’d find a CD-ROM. That plastic disc held the future of your productivity. office 2010 32 bit download
The 32-bit version handled this rendering beautifully. It was snappy. It introduced the "Backstage View"—that big File menu that took over the whole screen to manage document properties. It was a shift from the "menu-driven" mindset to a "task-driven" mindset. Dave sits down to install the software