H heguru In Runtime Messages 108 Nov 24, 2005 #1 Hi guys, I want to buy Microsoft Word ONLY. where to buy? is it available as download? If it is not available seperate, which one to buy to get MS Word? My main aim is I have to create .doc files and save them. thats it! please... please... help... thanks
Hi guys, I want to buy Microsoft Word ONLY. where to buy? is it available as download? If it is not available seperate, which one to buy to get MS Word? My main aim is I have to create .doc files and save them. thats it! please... please... help... thanks
OP OP H heguru In Runtime Messages 108 Nov 24, 2005 #2 when I buy my Dell last year, I got this Microsoft Works 7.0. It says 'Word processor, Calendar, spreadsheet etc.... So Word processor means MS Word?
when I buy my Dell last year, I got this Microsoft Works 7.0. It says 'Word processor, Calendar, spreadsheet etc.... So Word processor means MS Word?
E EricB Chillin Techie Messages 11,861 Location USA Nov 24, 2005 #3 heguru said: when I buy my Dell last year, I got this Microsoft Works 7.0. It says 'Word processor, Calendar, spreadsheet etc.... So Word processor means MS Word? Click to expand... Yes.
heguru said: when I buy my Dell last year, I got this Microsoft Works 7.0. It says 'Word processor, Calendar, spreadsheet etc.... So Word processor means MS Word? Click to expand... Yes.
T Tyler1989 Fully Optimized Messages 3,339 Nov 24, 2005 #5 I always thought those products were different. And cause conflicts if you have both Works and Office installed.
I always thought those products were different. And cause conflicts if you have both Works and Office installed.
void In Runtime Messages 198 Nov 24, 2005 #6 I always thought those products were different. And cause conflicts if you have both Works and Office installed. Click to expand... I think they are. Works creates .wps for work processing I think. But yeah having both installed isn't a good idea.
I always thought those products were different. And cause conflicts if you have both Works and Office installed. Click to expand... I think they are. Works creates .wps for work processing I think. But yeah having both installed isn't a good idea.
Osiris Golden Master Messages 36,817 Location Kentucky Nov 24, 2005 #7 they both works fine when installed together
E EricB Chillin Techie Messages 11,861 Location USA Nov 24, 2005 #8 I installed both with no problem. with works it's better to save the file as a .doc so it will be more compatible
I installed both with no problem. with works it's better to save the file as a .doc so it will be more compatible
Osiris Golden Master Messages 36,817 Location Kentucky Nov 24, 2005 #9 Office 2003 student edition in the slimmed down version one I beleive....and cheapest
T TheRecluse In Runtime Messages 477 Nov 24, 2005 #10 why bother with the microsoft products when you could run abiword or openoffice for free?