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Word via Office or Works?

Discussion in 'Other PC Software' started by davidgibbons, 2004/01/17.

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  1. 2004/01/17
    davidgibbons

    davidgibbons Inactive Thread Starter

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    I am using Word 2000 via MS Office200 SBE and I want to upgrade to Word via Works. My OS is W2K.
    Do I need to uninstall Office before loading Works? If not, will I then have two (very slightly different) versions of Word?
    Puzzled
    David
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  2. 2004/01/18
    Steve R Jones

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    I would try to upgrade first. You'll probably end up with the upgrade.

    If not, pop in the MS Office200 SBE cd and uninstal word 2000.
     
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  4. 2004/01/18
    davidgibbons

    davidgibbons Inactive Thread Starter

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    Word 2000

    Thanks Steve. I probably will. I now have both but I'll probably do as you predict
    David :D
     
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    Johanna

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    Is Word part of Works, now? I have MS Office 2000 and Works 2000, Word is in Office. btw, they work fine side by side from my 2nd partition. Frankly, as good as Open Office is, I doubt I will update the MS products,ever.

    www.openoffice.org

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