Is this a rgram tht substitutes for Microsoft Office? Or is it an addititonal program?
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I'm sorry I can't answer that at this time. I just go the computer and haven't got that far yet.
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It is a substitute. Word perfect is a substitute for Word and also includes Quatro Pro which is a substitute for Excel. These are the two programs most people use. I prefer these over Microsoft and they are alot more inexpensive. You can also install Word Perfect on three different computers whereas Microsoft just one.
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It isn't a complete substitute in that even thought it will open and edit Office files, there will be occasional incompatibility. It does have the functionality of Office and some nuances that many find to be big advantages, such as easily being able to "reveal codes" to see why a document is behaving the way it is. That is something that has been invaluable when formatting is an issue. I find I can do things with WP I just can't get Office to do.
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It uses Google Docs which is really similar to a Microsoft Word. It does fairly decent word processing.
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You should really consider Open Office 3.0 (openoffice.org). Its completely free and is compatible with virtually all MS Office products.
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I would reccomend strongly against this program. It is a very primitive program which is also hard to use. Serif Web Plus is a far superior product in the same price range, and they actually have a customer service team that is reachable by phone to answer questions.
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Yes but I downloaded OpenOffice it is a free alternative and I like it a lot
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It has a Program exactly like Word but its called Google Documents (Google Docs)
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Nope. No Microsoft Office. Mine came with Windows 8, a trial of Mcaffee Antivirus, and that was about it.
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I don't know about that but if you want a free Office package that'll do what Microsoft Office does then you will want to do a google search on LibreOffice and download it. It's free. No catch.
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It come with a limited version. I loaded OpenOffice. It's free and works with all MS apps.
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I certainly would not!! Save your money. I would OpenOffice or MSOffice online there both free.
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I believe that you must purchase an Office-type software, however, I am sure there are freeware options available that work quite nicely.
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My wife uses the product at her workplace. She says that the option is given at setup on which program you want it to interface with...MS Office is one choice. I don't know how well it works with Office.
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yes, but word an excel are just trial versions. WIn 8 its original. Its a very fast laptop, am very happy with it .
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Microsoft want you to pay for the use and price gouge like crazy. If you want an alternative, check out Oracle's Open Office (google it). It has all the programs that Microsoft Office has for free. They run on the Microsoft OS, so all you have to do is download the programs you want and you are good to go. I have been using it for a couple years and and pleased with it.
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No, you have to buy it later. It comes with office trial. Or install openoffice or another free option.
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Yes to adobe. This comes with a program comparable with windows. Excel word and PowerPoint. Is that what you mean by windows.
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Either, depending on the OS. It works equally awful if you use MS Office. Use Open Office and it actually runs well.