how can i get microsoft word on my computer?
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It doesn't come with it. You can buy it. The cheapest way is probably to get it with Microst Workd (check your local retailer).
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Nope.   You can only install software from the installer program or disk.   In your case, you have to buy Microsoft Word again. \n\nGood luck
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Go to OpenOffice.org and you can get OpenOffice.org which is a completely open scource office suite, much like Microsoft Office, but free. And yes, it inclues a word processor called Write. It is definately better than Word and it's nearly free!
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Do a web serch for a program called Open Office, it is free and will open MS word files...
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You mean real, full-featured software from MS Office?\nThere are download sites and file-sharing applications that may allow you to do this. But that's piracy. And not worth doing. \nEven if you did get a hold of a copy, what makes you think that the illegal software you download is free of backdoors, trojans, viruses, etc. Some computers come with a free copy of MS Word... Anyway, spend the money and sleep better at night.
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Use MS Word, or the open source alternative Open Office
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Did your machine come pre-loaded with any word processor program like Microsoft Works?\n\nIf not, you can go here:  http://www.abisource.com/\nand download that program for free.  The site says it is similar to Microsoft Word.  Might work for you.\n\nHere are some more:\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/\nhttp://www.jarte.com/\nhttp://www.yeahwrite.com/
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Hey Use Open Office \nThere is windows versions for open office\nhttp://l10n.openoffice.org/download/en-GB.html
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go to microsoft support for the program, and then go to downloads and add ons. They will have some
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you can't, you need to install Microsoft Office 2000 (which includes full versions of all programs, including Publisher)
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You should be able to open your Word document in Excel.\nThen moving it to a Acceess database is just a simple import.\nMail me if you need more help.
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You have a few options:\n1. As one poster mentioned, you can download OpenOffice from:\nhttp://www.openoffice.org. Along with all of the features of Microsoft Office, including Powerpoint and draw, it has the benefit of being able to create pdf files. The downside of this method is that if you don't have a broadband connection it can take a while to download.\n\n2. Microsoft works comes with may computers and includes a word processor.\n\n3. Under Start: Accessories is a program called Word Pad, which is a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor that can format and use different fonts. \n\nAny of these three methods should work.\n\n--Dee
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No. Why do you need word? Try OpenOffice.org. It is excellent, free and compatible with Word documents (.doc files).
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A good online Word Processor can be found at: http://writely.com/\nMake sure your browser is updated, as it requires some thing older browsers may not have.
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Just use OpenOffice, it is free and works virtually the same as Word.\n\nhttp://www.openoffice.org
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Once you get MS Word (or any  MS Office Program) open, click Help> Detect & repair.  be prepared to be asked for the MS Office Disk..  Its missing something it keeps trying to download upon initiation.
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You should have a program called Microsoft Word on your computer.  To find it go to "Start," then to Programs, then look for Microsoft Office ... Microsoft Word.\n\nMicrosoft Word is a word processing program where you can type letters.\n\nHere is a website that provides a tutorial for Microsoft Word that might be helpful.\n\nhttp://www.baycongroup.com/wlesson0.htm