Can I use in Wordwide??
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I've used it in the US, India and SE Asia, and it works just fine. You will need a plug adapter, but the dryer itself is built to handle dual voltage.
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No, there is not a word processing program but you can always download Open Office and have all the programs you will need for word processing, spreadsheets, presentations and etc. It works fantastic.
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It should. It worked for me into word. I returned the item however, not because of its functionality, but because it only can be installed on one computer.
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I am yet to have any issues with the new version, but again, I'm not creating huge excel sheets with multiple macros etc. On Word, inputting images and resizing them have not been an issue as I previously heard. As I use it more I will follow up with more input.
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there is a wider flat piece that you could use on windows...it works nicely.
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I really do not see why not. Both Photoshop and Illustrator as well as a variety of other windows apps can zoom in on an area to work in.
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I don't think so. You may be able to download a free app for that, but I do not have Microsoft Word Yet.
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Te default only works when it is opened to set it to another word. If its been set, you need to remember or obtain the new word. The original word was "shed" but it sounds like it was already changed... here's the manual: http://wordlock.com/_pdf/Wordlock-Bikelock-Instructions.pdfYou may be able to contact the company direct...not sure what results that will have though. Good Luck!
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There is a macro setting under the "scene" option. It looks like you can get to within an inch or so.
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I have never done anything as big as that, but I believe you should be able to do that with PagePlus X6 or X7. I have done essentially the same thing with much smaller articles. Breaking it down into chapters may help. VR, Jim Nolan VR
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Seeing that I'm able to scroll up and down in IE right now, I'd say yes! The SpeedPad operates like a numeric keypad, only more complex. One could map Save and Insert Chart from MS Word into a profile, if you're into that... Although I find the Space key (the one marked "15") most sticky, and the Scroll wheel clicks loud.
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Sorry, I can't answer that. I have used WP for over 25 years, but only as a fairly lightweight user. I have never used the professional version. I just know that WP is the only word processor I have ever felt comfortable with. As I can convert my documents into MSWord, I don't ever need to learn MSWord. There is one caveat - MSWord can't do right justification, and it can't do parallel columns, something WP does with just a couple of keystrokes. Therefore, some of the things that I want to convert into MSWord won't convert, but it isn't Corel's problem, it is Microsoft's. Of course, the only reason to convert anything to MSWord is to communicate with people who don't know that MSWord will read WP documents and insist on an editable document. For the rest of the world, I just publish to PDF.
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Yes Word Perfect Office X7 has "QuickWords" - it appears to work exactly the same as Quick Words in Word Perfect 8 (I agree WP 8 is still wonderful but it does not work on Windows 7). I recently converted from Word Perfect 8 to Word Perfect Office X7 without any problems.
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I only use the WordPerfect part not the other components. It serves my purpose. Not knowing what the professional version has that the standard doesn't, I can't answer that.
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You got me there. I write fiction. I might suggest writing your paper chapter by chapter, or section by section, whatever the case might be, and then export your finished work to word at as RTF file. That's how I edit my writing. I like WWP because it's easy to move around paragraphs and chapters. JTR
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Yes, you can. There are a number of online word processors to choose from, but my favorite is Google's own Docs. It has tools for headings and footnotes that are flexible and very easy to use.
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In Word 2013 I can view 2 pages side by side without scrolling if zoomed to 87% if the ribbon is hidden, and 80% if the ribbon isn't. The viewable area is approximately 21 1/4" by 12 1/4". You would need roughly a 30.6" monitor (assuming it was still a 1080 resolution) to view two word document pages, side by side, without scolling, zoomed to 100%, with the ribbon visible. Which would be a /huge/ screen.