Yes. Partly. No. Depends on what you want to do. For general users there almost never are any problems, for advanced users there are some issues. Open Office can open and edit documents created and saved with Microsoft Word in Words native formats of .doc and .docx. Word cannot open OpenOffice's .odt format but Open Office can save as .doc (several versions), .docx and other file types that MS Word can recognize. You will find some incompatibilities if you have some advanced formatting, some table formatting etc.
A .docx file is a Microsoft Office Word document, but is only compatible with Microsoft Office Word 2007 and Microsoft Office Word 2010. A .doc file is compatible with previous versions of Microsoft Office Word.
Word 2000 is a copyrighted program..that means you have to buy it. However you can get Open Office for free at www.openoffice.com. It's 100% compatible with Microsoft Office.
Open office is free to download, but Microsoft word has to be paid for.
Open Office has a free software suite including word processor, spreadsheet, presentations etc.They are compatible with Microsoft and most other office suites.
that depends on what version of word processor you are using. the latest versions of Microsoft office push the limits of what is acceptable bloat for a word processor. Openoffice is free, small, and can install on almost anything that has Java Runtime installed, and has 250MB of free space. Plus it's compatible with Microsoft office formats.
# Install Microsoft Office (assuming this isn't already done); # Go to the 'Start' menu; # Select 'Microsoft Office'; # Select 'Microsoft Word'.
Yes.
Yes they are compatible! OpenOffice.org reads Microsoft office files fine, including the older office 2003 formats, and the newer xml based (2007+) ones. There maybe a few odd formatting things you need to tweek if you save from openoffice.org to Microsoft office, but generally it works fairly well. If you want the best compatibility, then try go-oo, a fork of openoffice that has better compatibility, even with stuff like Microsoft VBA macros. So yes, it works fine. And of course, openoffice always works better on Linux! Also, don't forget when saving to change 'odf' to Microsoft office. But you can change the default save format to msoffice if your using it frequently
Nothing. Downloading software does not affect currently existing software, but if "Open Office" automatically sets itself to open .doc (Microsoft Word) files, then the only way to open a file with Microsoft Word after that is either dragging and dropping the file onto the Microsoft Word icon or right-clicking on the file and selecting "open with > Microsoft Word"
Microsoft Word is a single program - a word-processor. Open Office is a suite of programs incorporating word-processing, database spreadsheet and other programs.
Open Office is designed to be compatible with Microsoft's Office software and it can handle most Word documents.
open Microsoft Office word 2007 always re-install Microsoft office 2007