If I do not have microsoft word how do I go to a website that has free microsoft word?
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well, not knowing what you need it for makes it hard for me to answer....\n\nbut if you're looking for a word-compatible program, there's writely dot com (which is a free online word processor) or openoffice dot org (which is a free downloadable word processor).\n\notherwise, if you need the legit version of word, you'll either have to buy it (most software chains like wal-mart or best buy carry it) or steal it (via searching for warez on the web).\n\ngood luck, whatever you decide !  :)
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If you want something similar, a free word alternative like OpenOffice.org should help. (The .org is in the name probably so people know where to get it.) It includes a spell checker, and is open-source (and thus free)
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OpenOffice.org\n\nOpenOffice is a free alternative to Word Perfect. Don't worry it's also much better.
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You can download a trial version for free or go to www.openoffice.org
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go to word web.info and click the links...
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Depending on the version you currently have.  You either buy it, or go to Microsoft.com and download the latest service pack for your version of word
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Try Open Office instead.  It does all of the same things that Microsift Word does, and it's completely free!\n\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/
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I'm not sure what you mean, but there is an online service I use somtimes call ThinkFree which allows you to use a word processor that is almost as good as word, but through your web browser, so you don't have to download any software.  Your browser does need to be Java-enabled though, but most are.\n\nIt's free to sign up, and they will give you a small amount of space for storing documents.
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No.  Microsoft Word is not free.\n\nIt's possible that you can open the document with Wordpad.  The very basic word processor that comes with Windows.  I'm not sure if you need to have Word installed before Microsoft will allow you to do it.\n\nIf you want to try, there are two ways:\n1.) Right click on the file icon.  Chose the option that says Open With.  Then look for and choose Wordpad from the list of programs that is displayed.\n2.) Open Wordpad.  This is usually in Start Menu > Programs > Accessories.  Then click File > Open.  Change the drop down menu saying "Files of type:" to show "All Files".  Then find the file you are trying to open.\n\nOtherwise, you can find a free "office suite" at:\nhttp://www.openoffice.org\n\nOr you can use the less expensive Star Office:\nhttp://www.sun.com/software/star/staroffice/index.jsp\n\nBoth of these will display slightly differently than Microsoft Word/Office will.  However, if you just want to read a document, it will probably not be a problem.
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You can get an MS Office Trial version at the microsoft site, or open office as mentioned above.
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Use MS Word, or the open source alternative Open Office
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Here are free alternatives to MS Word:\n\nhttp://www.abiword.com/\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/\n\nUse open-source software. Say no to piracy.
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you can go to freewebs.com but it will cost a bit
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http://www.expertrating.com/Microsoft-Word-test.asp
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You can try OpenOffice http://www.openoffice.org . It's a free office program, and it is pretty close in functionality to MS Office. However, if you open MS Office files, some stuff may occasionally be messed up, because Microsoft's file format is closed and it is very hard to reverse-engineer it completely.
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If you don't have MS WORD or WORDPERFECT, try this "office suite" from http://www.openoffice.org , it's from sun microsystems to allow you write, draw, math, calculate and much more. It's free to use.\nor\nIf you have email, just type it in web-based email or email client like outlook or outlook express, and print it out after you finish.
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as compared to what?\nIf you want to compare it to a free word processor, try the one at http://www.openoffice.org