Microsoft Word

[Guest]

Dear User

I need some help. I've got Window XP with my new PC. But I do not appear to have Microsoft Word. Instead I have Microsoft Works. The problem is that even when I try I am unable to save my my documents as " .doc
I am currently unemployed and need to send Cvs around. However, many employers ask me to re-send the CV in Word because thy are unable to open it
My question is does XP come with Microsoft Word or do I have to buy and install it. If it does come with XP, then how do I open it. I have tried everything

Many thanks and kind regard

George

 

[Wesley Vogel]

George;

XP does not come with MS Word. Microsoft Works Suite 2004 comes with MS
Word 2002.
Microsoft Works does not.

Full Version Microsoft® Word 2003 Win32 English CD
$229.00

Full Version Word 2002 Win32 English NA CD
$229.00

Full Version Works Suite 2004 Win32 English NA CD
$99.99

[[Works Suite 2004 gives you six popular Microsoft home products in one:
Microsoft Works, Microsoft Word, and the latest versions of Microsoft Money
Standard, Encarta standard, Streets & Trips, and Picture It! Photo
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Microsoft® Works Suite 2004 Standard Edition
http://www.microsoft.com/PRODUCTS/i...887e5ede-cc3b-480d-b05d-4a9b428ae003&type=ovr

 

[Joseph Meehan]

Dear Users

I need some help. I've got Window XP with my new PC. But I do not
appear to have Microsoft Word. Instead I have Microsoft Works. The
problem is that even when I try I am unable to save my my documents
as " .doc " I am currently unemployed and need to send Cvs around.
However, many employers ask me to re-send the CV in Word because thy
are unable to open it.
My question is does XP come with Microsoft Word or do I have to buy
and install it. If it does come with XP, then how do I open it. I
have tried everything.

Many thanks and kind regards

George

In addition to what Wesley said, I don't believe that the word processor in
Works can save a document as a Word type file. Have you tried doing a
"Save As" then click on the line "Save as type" (if there are such options
in the Works word processor program. Sorry I don't have Works to check.

 

[Bruce Chambers]

Greetings --

Neither the Microsoft Office application suite, any of its
individual component applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access,
Outlook, etc.), nor Microsoft Works have _ever_ been "part" of *any*
Windows operating system. They are, and always have been, separate
applications, that must be purchased and installed separately.


Bruce Chambers

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