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i am having trouble locating spell check and double space for paragraph
formatting on Word Pad for Vista, help!
formatting on Word Pad for Vista, help!
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/Rebecca/ said:
Perhaps because those features are not incorporated in Wordpad, which is
a very basic word processor.
You might enjoy this free editor...
http://editpadlite.com/editpadlite.html
Check out its features.
I am having trouble locating spell check and double space for paragraph
formatting on Word Pad for Vista, help!
Perhaps because those features are not incorporated in Wordpad, which is
a very basic word processor.
You might enjoy this free editor...
http://editpadlite.com/editpadlite.html
Check out its features.
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Linus Askerlund
I'm not aware of spellchecking ever being a part of WordPad by default.
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Mike Hall - MS MVP Windows Shell/User
Rebecca
WordPad is a simple text editor +.. for a spell checker, try here..
http://malektips.com/windows_xp_wordpad_0002.html
I know that the page deals with XP, but they may also work for Vista..
if you want more from a Word Processor, consider MS Office or Open Office..
WordPad is a simple text editor +.. for a spell checker, try here..
http://malektips.com/windows_xp_wordpad_0002.html
I know that the page deals with XP, but they may also work for Vista..
if you want more from a Word Processor, consider MS Office or Open Office..
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Guest
does Vista have another word processor?
dev said:/Rebecca/ said:
Perhaps because those features are not incorporated in Wordpad, which is
a very basic word processor.
You might enjoy this free editor...
http://editpadlite.com/editpadlite.html
Check out its features.
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Mr. I.M. Puss
Rebecca said:does Vista have another word processor?
Yea, but it'll cost you $$$ to get it - it's called Office. Or as we
'alternative' users like to call it - Whammy - because it takes your
money just as bad as a Whammy does on that gameshow.
Try OpenOffice - www.openoffice.org
It works with MS Office documents, spreadsheets and even presentations -
and best of all - IT'S FREE!
You might be surprised...
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Malke
Rebecca said:does Vista have another word processor?
No. No Microsoft operating system has ever come with a word processor.
You can purchase MS Word separately from MS Office if you like.
OpenOffice is an excellent office suite and it is free. Get it at
www.openoffice.org.
Malke
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AJR
And then there was Wordpad and Notepad - both included with Window OSs.
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Pete
Mr. I.M. Puss said:Yea, but it'll cost you $$$ to get it - it's called Office. Or as we
'alternative' users like to call it - Whammy - because it takes your money
just as bad as a Whammy does on that gameshow.
Try OpenOffice - www.openoffice.org
It works with MS Office documents, spreadsheets and even presentations -
and best of all - IT'S FREE!
You might be surprised...
I use open office and it is somewhat slow, but very compatible with MS.
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Chris
Mr. I.M. Puss said:Yea, but it'll cost you $$$ to get it - it's called Office. Or as we
'alternative' users like to call it - Whammy - because it takes your
money just as bad as a Whammy does on that gameshow.
Try OpenOffice - www.openoffice.org
It works with MS Office documents, spreadsheets and even presentations -
and best of all - IT'S FREE!
You might be surprised...
It is pretty good, but very, very, slow.
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Dale
Rebecca,
I have seen a lot of people make the mistake of thinking that the Word
installed on their PC is actually part of Windows and then wonder why it is
not there on a new PC. It is not part of Windows and, for many people
making that mistake, that is good news. That means, if your Windows XP had
word that actually you have a license for Microsoft Word already. You'll
just need the CDs from your Windows XP and the license key but it should be
fully transferrable from an old PC to a new PC.
Dale
I have seen a lot of people make the mistake of thinking that the Word
installed on their PC is actually part of Windows and then wonder why it is
not there on a new PC. It is not part of Windows and, for many people
making that mistake, that is good news. That means, if your Windows XP had
word that actually you have a license for Microsoft Word already. You'll
just need the CDs from your Windows XP and the license key but it should be
fully transferrable from an old PC to a new PC.
Dale
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dev
/Rebecca/ said:
No, as the other respondents confirm. And, an afterthought, EditPadLite
does not have a spell checker. EditPadPro does, but costs money.
However, type "free spellchecker" into the search bar at
http://google.com and you will see many options.
Does Vista have another word processor?
No, as the other respondents confirm. And, an afterthought, EditPadLite
does not have a spell checker. EditPadPro does, but costs money.
However, type "free spellchecker" into the search bar at
http://google.com and you will see many options.
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William
Rebecca: My new Dell laptop came with Vista installed along with Microsoft
Works. This contains a word processor complete with a spellchecker and
paragraph formatting/spacing etc. Check your program listings. -William
Works. This contains a word processor complete with a spellchecker and
paragraph formatting/spacing etc. Check your program listings. -William
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BSchnur
And then there was Wordpad and Notepad - both included with Window OSs.Which are not word processors -- the OP was looking for spell checking
and formatting features which are in word processors (not included in
Windows), distinct from text editors (included in Windows).
and formatting features which are in word processors (not included in
Windows), distinct from text editors (included in Windows).
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Mr. I.M. Puss
Chris said:It is pretty good, but very, very, slow.
Compared to...Office? Because it's not tied to the OS, which is a GOOD
thing. I'll sacrifice speed for usability any day as long as it doesn't
take down the OS.
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Pete
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