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difference between word and office
I got a 60 day free trial of microsoft office. I seem to have word as part of
windows. Will I still have word after the 60 days? Or do I need to buy the software for office? Is word just one of the programs of offfice? |
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difference between word and office
Word is not part of Windows, but of Office. If you have an office trial
installed then it seems likely (though not inevitable) that the version of Word you have is part of that trial. The crucial question is: Did you buy Word as a separate program? -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org educational asistant wrote: I got a 60 day free trial of microsoft office. I seem to have word as part of windows. Will I still have word after the 60 days? Or do I need to buy the software for office? Is word just one of the programs of offfice? |
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Office is a collection of various computer programs. There are several
different versions of Office and the version you need depends on the programs you want. After your trial expires, you will have viewers. You will not be able to create or edit anything - just look at them. If you decide you want Office, I suggest you get your version from Amazon.com. Great prices. And yes, you should uninstall the trial version before you install a full version. Also, please don't multi-post. -- JoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] "educational asistant" wrote in message ... I got a 60 day free trial of microsoft office. I seem to have word as part of windows. Will I still have word after the 60 days? Or do I need to buy the software for office? Is word just one of the programs of offfice? |
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You might want to try the free open source suite from:
http://www.openoffice.org "JoAnn Paules [MVP]" wrote in message ... Office is a collection of various computer programs. There are several different versions of Office and the version you need depends on the programs you want. After your trial expires, you will have viewers. You will not be able to create or edit anything - just look at them. If you decide you want Office, I suggest you get your version from Amazon.com. Great prices. And yes, you should uninstall the trial version before you install a full version. Also, please don't multi-post. -- JoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] "educational asistant" wrote in message ... I got a 60 day free trial of microsoft office. I seem to have word as part of windows. Will I still have word after the 60 days? Or do I need to buy the software for office? Is word just one of the programs of offfice? |
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