Word processing program

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I have Windows XP Home Edition, Version 2002. It does
all the word processing in works (word Perfect), but I
only want to work in Word. What can I change to get rid
of the Work Perfect totally and convert completely to
Word? Thanks
 
Would this not get rid of the Works data base and spreadsheet? Word and
Works can reside together and my system has all (Works & Word).
Dannie
 
-----Original Message-----
I have Windows XP Home Edition, Version 2002. It does
all the word processing in works (word Perfect), but I
only want to work in Word. What can I change to get rid
of the Work Perfect totally and convert completely to
Word? Thanks
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Works, Word and WordPerfect are all different (except that
Works Suite does include Word). Do you have Word? If so,
what is preventing you from using it--your tiny brain,
perhaps?
 
Hey Wislu, Take your arrogant attitude somewhere else. I am sick of seeing
your smart a** responses to people with questions. If you use your tiny brain
you would see this group is called "NEW USERS".
 
gina said:
I have Windows XP Home Edition, Version 2002. It does
all the word processing in works (word Perfect), but I
only want to work in Word. What can I change to get rid
of the Work Perfect totally and convert completely to
Word? Thanks
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Save as .doc document or .txt files.
 
Good point.
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Dannie said:
Would this not get rid of the Works data base and spreadsheet? Word and
Works can reside together and my system has all (Works & Word).
Dannie
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-----Original Message-----
Hey Wislu, Take your arrogant attitude somewhere else. I am sick of seeing
your smart a** responses to people with questions. If you use your tiny brain
you would see this group is called "NEW USERS".
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Yes, it does day "New Users." It doesn't say "Lazy
Clueless Mopes" however.
 
On Wed, 08 Sep 2004 22:45:58 -0400, GTS wrote:

You could download and install OpenOffice.org (from www.openoffice.org).
It is really very good, is free, open source, and can open and save in
Word format.

Robert
 
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