Fast Experience for Microsoft Office 2013 Customer Preview

As announced earlier this morning, Microsoft officially introduced the trial version of Office 2013, or Microsoft Office 2013 Customer Preview (code-named Office 15).
This new version features the Windows 8 product key interface with a simple and pretty Metro UI style with a dominant white tone. Office 2013 is integrated with Microsoft's SkyDrive cloud storage service, which enables users to synchronize files, customize applications and use them anytime, anywhere.
Office 2013 is designed to help optimize for use on touch screens, just like what Microsoft has been doing with Windows 8.
Today's article, Genk will perform a quick set-up and interface some of the applications in the Microsoft Office 2013 Customer Preview suite so readers can track the novelty and distinctness of the new Office from Microsoft.
Install Microsoft Office 2013 Customer Preview
You download the Microsoft Office 2013 product key Client Preview installer according to the 32bit and 64bit versions here (including download links and trial license keys). Note that you can only install Office 2013 on Windows 7 professional product key or Windows 8. Once the download is complete, double-click on the .exe file to proceed with the installation. The License Terms window appears, check the box and click Continue to continue.

At the next installation window, click Install Now to fully install applications in Office 2013 or Customize to set up applications that need or do not need installation.

When you click Customize, you can see the application components included in the 2013 Office suite, notably Microsoft Lync and Microsoft SkyDrive Pro.

After you have made your selection, click Install Now to start the installation of Office 2013.
First use

Once installed, the application icons in Office 2013 will appear fully on the Windows 8 StartScreen screen.
When you launch the application in Office 2013, the new Splash screen of the application opens, all redesigned looks pretty simple and beautiful.
The new Start Screen interface allows users to select a template for their document to appear. You can choose your preferred template to use.
Microsoft has released a free trial license for the 2013 Office Consumer Preview, so you do not have to worry about compromise.
Also at the Options option, you can also change some customizable settings for the Office 2013 apps. The changes will be automatically synchronized with your Windows Live account.