How do I download another free trial of Microsoft word?
Take Free Surveys. Win Cash & Prizes -Click Here Now!I already used up a 90 day free trial that came with my computer. Is there any way I can download another 60 day trial? I originally had Home Office and Student 2007
Unfortunately no. You will have to go with another program unless you want to start getting into registry hacking and I am pretty sure that is not where you want to be. It will either wind you up in court or be the catalyst of a hatred toward closed source software.
Open Office is a great program for people who want a free word processing program. It is 100% free with absolutely no hitches. In fact, the website encourages people to distribute the software by having users make CD copies of the program. In a lot of ways it is even better than the 90 day trial you just experienced. It can open just about any other word processing document, it can save documents in as many types of Microsoft documents as word it’s self Word itself, it is open source software meaning the source code is available for public download and can be altered to meet whatever needs you may have, and let’s not forget, the people who build this program and improve on it are not in it for the money, (it’s free! remember!) they work on it because they want to create a word processing (among many other functions) program that people can be proud of and use on a daily basis no matter what type of operating platform they may choose; Linux, Microsoft, Mac — No exceptions.
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By Damocles on Feb 17, 2010
http://www.openoffice.org/
Open office is pretty much everything Microsoft Office is, only it really is free. It can read and write MS-Word files.
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By hazzone111 on Feb 17, 2010
use OpenOffice… It’s a freeware (FREE) word deal. enables you to open and read word docs. Couldn’t ask for anything more. This is your answer.
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http://www.openoffice.org/
By deadkelly_1 on Feb 17, 2010
another good free word processor which is very very similar to Microsoft Word is Abiword
http://www.abisource.com/download/
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By onemillionjoes on Feb 17, 2010
Unfortunately no. You will have to go with another program unless you want to start getting into registry hacking and I am pretty sure that is not where you want to be. It will either wind you up in court or be the catalyst of a hatred toward closed source software.
Open Office is a great program for people who want a free word processing program. It is 100% free with absolutely no hitches. In fact, the website encourages people to distribute the software by having users make CD copies of the program. In a lot of ways it is even better than the 90 day trial you just experienced. It can open just about any other word processing document, it can save documents in as many types of Microsoft documents as word it’s self Word itself, it is open source software meaning the source code is available for public download and can be altered to meet whatever needs you may have, and let’s not forget, the people who build this program and improve on it are not in it for the money, (it’s free! remember!) they work on it because they want to create a word processing (among many other functions) program that people can be proud of and use on a daily basis no matter what type of operating platform they may choose; Linux, Microsoft, Mac — No exceptions.
References :
http://www.openoffice.org (All Open Office facts can be found here)
http://www.usdoj.gov/criminal/cybercrime/index.html (This is where you can find what they do to people who tinker with intilectual proporty)
By The Phlebob on Feb 17, 2010
You can’t, legally, but if you have files that are now captured in Word Vista’s new .docx format and have access to a computer with an earlier version of Word, you can get them back by downloading and installing Microsoft’s free Compatibility Pack.
Hope that helps somewhat.
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Compatibility Pack from Microsoft (free): http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=941b3470-3ae9-4aee-8f43-c6bb74cd1466&displaylang=en