Microsoft Word I am in online classes and need to be able to run Microsoft Word. I also need to run numerous Java appletts would one of these net books be good for that or am I asking to much?
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I installed MS Word, Excel, and Powerpoint on the Lenovo S10 with no problem.
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I am running Office 2007 under Windows XP SP3 on a Lenovo S10 with no problem. It behaves just as well as a larger notebook. I do have a 2GB memory upgrade installed but it performed just fine with 1GB before I upgraded.
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Open Office will run too, but it is a bit slow. Check this thread for more info:http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=300904#post300904
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Trial version of Microsoft Office (inclusive of Microsoft Word) is loaded on. Internet performance is a bit slower than my desktop, but it is not all that bad. Has WiFi connectivity as well as you can plug a cable straight in. I use both but because of the internet performance I tend to use the hard wire when doing video calls
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Maybe Dennis is a senior, or maybe he is just helping a senior with the selection. I am trying to find something for my parents, who are 80-ish. They had a computer a while back for word processing, but have never gone online. I know they would love it if they had a very user-friendly machine. Dennis, did you find something good? I'd love to know.
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Why wouldn't you just get OpenOffice or SunOffice? Hell use Google Docs online. All of these do the exact things most people need with Word and cost 0$ ;)
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Absolutely perfect for school - Microsoft Office (Word, Outlook, OneNote, Excel and PowerPoint) are included at no charge and update to the most current version. OneNote is perfect for all your drafts and class notes! Everything can be set to save automatically to the cloud (OneDrive) whenever you're on WiFi. All of your research and class needs should be met. There are free apps for Adobe Acrobat (PDF) and PDF markup. And there are a variety of fun & useful apps.
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I love my Hp envy 11-g . I downloaded Libre Office, a free Open Source Office suite, as powerful as Microsoft Office. It can read and write Microsoft Word documents.
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Sure, But preferably you should use the mac version. You could install cs6 windows version if you plan to use windows via boot camp, but it won't run properly if you are planning to use parallels or similar.
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I use Kingston office which creates .doc documents. It's baicially Word Processor for Android.
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I'm pretty sure you can install it on multiple computers. I only tried it on one. While the program ran just fine, I was disappointed with the method of learning so I no longer used it. It focused only on memorizing words and phrases. It didn't focus at all on grammar. Unfortunately, it was a high price to pay just to be disappointed with the program's teaching method.
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I certainly would not!! Save your money. I would OpenOffice or MSOffice online there both free.
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The Student version of Office 7 is compatible with Windows 8.1. I've been running Word and Excel without a problem on new documents and existing work created under Windows 7.
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There are apps that are equivalent to or better than Microsoft office, in my opinion. I have WP Office(Kingsoft), Google Docs, and OfficeSuite installed and they are amazing! There are others to choose from but these are the top apps and the best, from my experience. (Some apps do not support some documents, so I mainly use Kingsoft). Hope you found this helpful! :)P.S you may want add Adobe reader, also!
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You can also buy Microsoft Office for Mac if you are not happy with pages. I think you will like the simplicity and the usability of Pages. It does the job in an elegant and easy way.
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I bought the disk (DVD -- note) and loaded the software to my PC... installed it to the hard disk; I prefer the disk as when I change or upgrade PCs I can reload the software -- after telling Microsoft what I am doing so they don't think I am installing a single-license version on 2 PCs. Please note that it is a DVD and does not load thru a CD-ROM. MS Word 2010 is also the last version of Word that runs on XP SP3.. Be sure of what you are buying -- disk or download; see seller's comments on whether the box/package was opened or not -- that means disk. the Word 2013 version needs Windows 7 or 8 .... Jay
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I am using "Microsoft Office Professional 2013" and it is working great. I am very happy with it. It even let you use the Pen Tool for drawing or signatures within Microsoft Word. It can handle any latest version of Microsoft Office as of now so I don't think you have to worry about it. Just buy the one you can afford and make sure the features you will be using the most are enabled in that version.
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You can use Google Docs/drive and Quickoffice. You can also use the web versions of word. So you can't exactly install Microsoft word like on windows but you can use similar programs or the web version of word. I use Google docs even on my desktop, it sync accross all my devices...So I see no need to use word anymore.