Word Perfect is a word processing application. Microsoft Office is a set of various programs including the word processor Microsoft Word, but also other applications like Excel, Access, Powerpoint and Outlook.
How Microsoftword differ from Word perfect?
Microsoft Word is more user-friendly if you are looking for a basic writing program. When using Microsoft Word, your computer will need a slightly bigger larger megahertz processor than if you were using WordPerfect. WordPerfect costs between $100 -$200 more than Microsoft Word and Microsoft Word also has a free download. If you are really techy, you might like WordPerfect much better than Microsoft Word because of its similarity to "traditional" word processing systems.
WordPerfect is a word processing program, now owned by Corel. A competing brand word processor is Microsoft Word.
Microsoft Word, OpenOffice.org Writer, Corel WordPerfect
Word perfect is a word processor like Microsoft word.
notepad, wordperfect, Microsoft works to name a few...there are a bunch
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WordPerfect is a word processor program published by Corel. It is similar to Microsoft Word.
WordPerfect is a word processor program published by Corel. It is similar to Microsoft Word.
I believe the abbreviation stands for "WordPerfect Document". It's is/was used by WordPerfect as the suffix for all their document names, i.e. resume.wpd is a document called resume created by WordPerfect. Microsoft Word (and now WordPerfect) saves documents with a .doc suffix as the native format for a document composed by Word.
I like Corel Wordperfect better because it has a better spell checker and it will pick up on grammar errors more often.
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