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Shadylane
How can i get microsoft word on my computer? can i download it from somewhere
or wut?
or wut?
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
No, Word is not (legally) available for download anywhere. If you need more
Office apps than just Word and are a student, you may find that Office
Standard for Students and Teachers is your best bet. Otherwise, get Works
Suite 2005, which includes Word 2002 and several other useful programs (see
http://www.microsoft.com/products/works/ProductDetails.aspx?pid=001). Given
current street prices and the $20 mail-in rebate in effect, you can acquire
it for well under $75.
Office apps than just Word and are a student, you may find that Office
Standard for Students and Teachers is your best bet. Otherwise, get Works
Suite 2005, which includes Word 2002 and several other useful programs (see
http://www.microsoft.com/products/works/ProductDetails.aspx?pid=001). Given
current street prices and the $20 mail-in rebate in effect, you can acquire
it for well under $75.
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Charles Kenyon
You can buy it. You can download a trial version that will expire soon but
are probably better off purchasing either Works Suite or Office for Students
and Teachers (if you qualify).
are probably better off purchasing either Works Suite or Office for Students
and Teachers (if you qualify).
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Gordon
You might want to have a look here:Shadylane said:How can i get microsoft word on my computer? can i download it from somewhere
or wut?
www.openoffice.org - it's a free Office package that will more than
adequately cope with most home user's requirements. It's also compatible
with MS Office formats and it's *FREE* !