Microsoft Word 2007 - Is It For You? by Lionel Darell
For most users, Microsoft Word is the most popular tool of all the tools in the Microsoft Office package. Microsoft Word started during the early software programs when most computers were still running in DOS mode. However, the version that started Microsoft Word’s popularity was the Microsoft... The most stable Microsoft Word version that has been agreed upon by most users is Word 97. ... Ask yourself at least these five questions when you plan to upgrade or buy this software so that you'll know which Microsoft Word version is best for you.

When is the Right Time to Upgrade Software? by Cynthia Morse
I don't claim to be a "techie," but I thought I would say a few words about upgrading software programs. If you use software, such as Microsoft Office, on a regular basis, how often should you upgrade to a newer version? That depends on several factors, such as support (is your current version... Well, being a business person in an administrative profession, I need to constantly update my software skills, and that includes working with various office software applications. ... The programs - Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint, all seemed to be working fine, and XP was still supported by...

Replace Microsoft Word For FREE! by Shania Duncan
Most writers use the all powerful Microsoft Word word processing program. Even non-writers use it for everything from school work to manifestos. When my computer crashed and I lost the use of Word on my computer, I felt completely lost. I tried Word's ugly cousin Wordpad and that just didn't cut... OpenOffice.org Writer is a powerful word processor that can handle all types of large documents and lots of different formats, including Microsoft Word. ... There is an alternative to Microsoft Word. ... To find out more about free software, check out Free Software for Dummies by Mary Leete.

Can Online Spreadsheets and Word Processing Programs Help Cross the Digital Divide? by Lance Winslow
There seems to be a move on the Internet to have only terminals for Internet users and all the hard drive would be saved at giant Internet hubs. Microsoft would like to have all their programs at get their location and users would pay a monthly subscription fee for things like Microsoft Word and... Additionally, it would prevent pirating software and Microsoft would be able to have a steady stream of income and continually upgrade their software without having to worry about people stealing their software code.

When Will We See Software "For the Rest of Us?" by Douglas Hanna
Microsoft Office is a very powerful packagewith its Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access programs. It can also be powerfully expensive. If you buy MS Office bundled with a new computer, it will probably add around $149 to your purchase price. If you don't buy it bundled with a new computer, you... So, when is someone going to offer unbundled software for the rest of us? ... And it includes a spreadsheet program, word processor, presentation program, database program and draw package. ... In this ideal world, I would buy a word processing program and maybe a simple spreadsheet program.

Word Processing Office Suite by John McILwraith
You need to have a word processor period. Each and every computer user needs one. It is like sugar in the pantry, you just have to have it on hand. At least I have never in my over Ten years in the I.T. field met some one that did not need a word processor at one time or another. ... But might I digress, this article is not to convince you you need a word processor, it is to show you how to get a Free Microsoft Office. ... Some times your new PC will ship with Free Microsoft Office 2003 with a 60 “trial” period if you activate it with Microsoft.

Free Microsoft Word Online Training Tutorial Resources by Ramona Davidson
Microsoft Word is one of the most popular office applications that provide many features such as word processing, web publishing and database creation. Tapping into these Word resources, however, is not always easy and straightforward, leaving users stumped and puzzled. ... Microsoft Word’s Built-in Help Feature By far, the quickest place to get help on using Microsoft Word is the built-in feature, Microsoft Word Help. ... Some colleges have the latest technology like Word XP (2003), but some universities still have Word 2000 or even Word 97, so no matter what version of Microsoft Word...

How to Save You Time In Your Small Business with Microsoft Word Templates! by Chris Le Roy
One of the issues that most small business owners overlook when building starting out in business is the use of technology. Whilst computer technology may require a significant investment when starting out; Overtime, if your systems are built correctly they will in fact save you very large sums... Microsoft for all its good and bad issues, has provided business one of the most awesome tools - Microsoft Word allows you to build templates that you can reuse as many times as you wish. ... Essentially, a Microsoft Word Template is like any traditional word document, the difference is that it...

Microsoft Word Templates Will Save You Time In Your Small Business! by Chris Le Roy
One of the issues that most small business owners overlook when starting out in business is the use of technology. Whilst computer technology may require a significant investment when starting out; Overtime, if your systems are built correctly they will in fact save you very large sums of money,... Microsoft for all its good and bad issues, has provided business one of the most awesome tools - Microsoft Word allows you to build templates that you can reuse as many times as you wish. ... Essentially, a Microsoft Word Template is like any traditional word document, the difference is that it...

Timesaver or Trouble Maker: Creating HTML files from MS Word by Paul Kaufman
The vast majority of Windows users are familiar with Microsoft™ Word. It is a full featured word processing program. It can also save files as HTML files for web viewing. In fact many people have used this feature of the software. But there are major drawbacks to doing so. ... But overall, when word saves a file in HTML, it is going to *a lot* of extraneous HTML tags within it (they are used to maintain formatting, bullets, typefaces, and so on). ... Case in point: Macromedia Dreamweaver, a professional web development package, has a specific choice in the main drop down menu options...