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Aug 06 '00
Pros: spell checking, grammar checking, thesaurus, HTML coding
Cons: Made by the evil empire
Summary: Microsoft Word makes my reviews better. It checks my spelling, my grammar and my word count. I can even use a trick or two to have it do the HTML formatting that this site allows in reviews and editorials. There’s even a built in thesaurus for those ... read more
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Jun 04 '02
Pros: It is useful
Cons: none
Summary: Microsoft Word is a very useful word processor. Word has innumerable options and functions that allow you to draw, add a mood to your writing with visuals, make drastic changes in editing with little effort and has the simple but ever useful spell ... read more
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Feb 14 '02
Pros: Ease of use, great for both advanced and computer illiterate people
Cons: Quite pricy, may have problems completing projects
Summary: Microsoft Word is EXTREMELY easy to use. Granted, there are many features that only advanced users will tap into, however for the most part this is an easy program. Want me to elaborate? Read on...
Many users switching to Microsoft Word ... read more
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Jul 31 '01
Pros: Lotta features, that's for sure...
Cons: Unfriendly, confusing, not really writer-oriented.
Summary: They call it word processing because if you're just a writer you're going to find it does a lot of unnecessary things that don't really have much to do with writing. In fact, they don't even have to do with making printed documents-- you can now insert ... read more
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Apr 19 '01
Pros: Good place to do homework
Cons: none
Summary: Our Microsoft Word is installed in our computer, like most computers. I use Microsoft Word at least once or twice a week. I use it for two main reasons. Homework is the main reason. Right now we are making a family book in English. What is that? We ... read more
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Mar 22 '01
Pros: Unable to test the features
Cons: Unable to install
Summary: Since my hassle-free installation of Windows 98 Second Edition on my 3-year-old computer, a NEC PowerMate Ve Pentium 150,I always thought highly of Microsoft as a company that could provide great software.I could even install the Word processor from ... read more
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Mar 02 '01
Pros: It's concise and easy to use, compared to the Space Shuttle.
Cons: Word freaks out big time with large documents that contain text.
Summary: Microsoft Word is the number one word processing software package in the world today, but will it hold this title for much longer? Yes, and for all right reasons. Why? Here's why: Word's primary strength is that it tries to be everything (desktop ... read more
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Feb 17 '01
Pros: Easy to use
Cons: Cost
Summary: MS Word is an excellent tool with which to start. Word processing made easily, but conversion to Word Perfect for a more thorough examination left me a little bitter.
Why use both programs some, may ask? Well, the simple facts are the tools ... read more
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Feb 15 '01
Pros: feature rich, easy to use basic features
Cons: too many features, bloated, and advanced features can be complicated
Summary: I was raised an Air Force brat. Thus, from an early age, I was quite familiar with one of my father’s favorite philosophies – KISS. KISS, for the unenlightened is an acronym for the phrase “Keep it simple, stupid.”
I wish Bill Gates had been ... read more
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Feb 06 '01
Pros: Easy to learn and use, great help feature
Cons: Price
Summary: Microsoft Word is the most used word processing program around today. I believe this is so because of the ease of use you have with this program. It offers some wonderful features that can help you produce a letter, legal document, school paper ... read more
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Jan 29 '01
Pros: Works well most of the time.
Cons: Doesn't work well the rest of the time.
Summary: I remember first using Word back in the early 90's before Microsoft decided to abandon making quality software in favour of pursuing world domination. It was a great program, and one of the best on the market. Since then, they ceased developing quality ... read more
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Dec 13 '00
Pros: Versatile
Cons: Slow at times
Summary: For the past four years now I have been stuck on Microsoft Word. Before that, I was using WordStar in the office, which of course, is a far cry from today's advanced word processing softwares such as Word. How technology develops at break-neck ... read more
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Dec 09 '00
Pros: The least expensive legal way to get a fully functional, fully supported copy of Microsoft Word 2000. Gets to work right away. Easy to learn and use. Enough online help and documentation to preclude reading the printed manual.
Cons: Works interface is needless and clumsy. Full installation eats up nearly a full GB of drive space, remedied by not installing Works launcher (see review for information).
Summary: [The following is a review Microsoft Word 2000 sold as part of Microsoft Works Suite 2001]
When Microsoft gets it right, it's a thing of true beauty. Even the most rabid haters of Bill Gates have to grudgingly admit that ... read more
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Dec 09 '00
Pros: windows defaults to it, flowcharts work well, usually free with system
Cons: heavily mouse driven, poor implementation of international characters
Summary: I have been a loyal wordperfect user for years. I've been here through wordperfect 5.1, 5.2 for windows, 6 for windows, 7,8 and now 9 or 2000 as Corel calls it. I was forced to learn Word 97 when we got new computers at work. One would think that working ... read more
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Dec 07 '00
Pros: Easy and Spell Check
Cons: slow and does not check all the mistakes
Summary: Introduction
The first time I used Microsoft Word was when I got a free copy from Dell Computer Corporation where I work. I have loved Microsoft Word ever since then. I feel that Microsoft Word is a must for all computers; the program is easy ... read more
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Dec 03 '00
Pros: industry standard
Cons: industry standard (lack of real competition caused by installed base)
Summary: Word, who doesn't use it?
For my work I am required to use Word, and I've used Word 97 for quit some time with satisfaction. For my work I tend to write reports with lots of tables, bulleted list and paragraph headings that should give the ... read more
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