Will Microsoft allow Word 2003 to be loaded on more than on computer?
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You can "activate" Word 2003 on up to 2 computers without any hassle. After that you have to contact MS and say "I upgraded to a new computer and need to activate blah blah" and they will let you. They give you a phone number to call when the activation fails.
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You can do this, you might have to contact Microsoft...just make sure to tell them you are upgrading your computer.  The licensing should work fine as long as you format your other hard drive.
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No. Formatting your system is like erasing a cassette tape .. it's gone.\n\nUnless of course, your MS Office is installed on a different drive.
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Excel has that limitation.\n\nLook into using MS Access instead.
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So far for MS Office, Word is able to support versioning. It also has an automatic feature that you could turn on to save version upon exit. \n\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HP052537991033.aspx\n\n\nHowever, for the rest like Excel, PowerPoint and access... I don't think there is such a feature. But you could manually track version by adding it in the File -> Properties -> Custom Tab.
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First of all, it (MS Word) is not a computer but a software. Microsoft (MS) has the proprietary rights for this word processing software.
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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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I think u can try it with Microsoft Office 2003.
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they wont, ever, but you could get free "open office" this is a suite from sun microsystems, it allows you to open modify and save microsoft office files and save them again, and it is freeware
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It depends on the program you are downloading with\n\nbut \n\nit is usuall in My Documents
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yes you will need to buy a new works program or conicder an alternative like open office www.openoffice.org great free opensource office liek program for windows
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Microsoft word can be used.
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A newer version of Microsoft Word should open this item.
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Yes it should be plenty to run most of the Microsoft Office applications.  I wouldn't try any of the latest games.
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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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If you saved it to a network drive (ie 'cos you're at work) as opposed to your PC's harddisk, then your IT support people might be able to salvage the previous version(s). It depends how they have things configured.\nAlso IF you had Word configured to save backup copies (see Tools-Option-Save tab "always create backup copy" option) then it would have created a *.wbk file in the same directory as the latest version. Don't save again though or you will loose that backup too.
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Word 2000 is no longer supported - Word 2003 is the current version