Is Microsoft Office and Microsoft Word the same?

Answer 1

No.

Microsoft Works word processor is a less robust, less feature-rich word processing product when compared with Microsoft Word.


You can use Microsoft Word, however, to open a Microsoft Works document. When you use Microsoft Works to open a Microsoft Word document, you limit your ability to develop results using the robust features of Word .


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No. They are made by the same company and are similar, but Microsoft Word would have more facilities. Another difference is that you have to pay for it, whereas Works comes free.

Answer 2

Microsoft Excel can open Microsoft Works files saved in the Microsoft Works 2.0 (or earlier) format. To open Microsoft Works 3.0 or 4.0 files in Microsoft Excel, you must first save them in a compatible file format.

Answer 3

Microsoft Word is a component of the Microsoft Office system. Beginning with the 2003 version, the branding was revised to emphasize Word's identity as a component within the Microsoft Office system. Microsoft began calling it Microsoft Office Word instead of merely Microsoft Word. The 2010 version is branded as Microsoft Word, once again. The current versions are Microsoft Office Word 2007 for Windows and 2008 for Mac. In late 2009, Microsoft released the beta version of Microsoft Word 2010.

Answer 4

yes, basically, Microsoft word is where you can write like storys or letters or just write stuff then print it. Microsoft works is like where you can edit stuff like books

MS Word has word processing features and capabilities that works does not. Works has other features not related to word processing.

Works is also a much less expensive program that many computer manufacturers include for free.

Answer 5

No they are two different programs. They are just used for typing up documents. Microsoft works is the cheap version.

Answer 6

Yes.