There are many ways to look at that question. You could say that there is just one program, which is Microsoft Word itself. Then you could say that there are the individual elements, like a spell checker, which is a program in its own right and is part of Microsoft Word. Then you could say that there are many individual source code files that are part of Microsoft Word, and even the elements of Microsoft Word. On that basis there are hundreds and maybe event thousands of them. As Microsoft do not give out the source code of their applications, it is not publicly known exact how many programs are in Microsoft Word. So the real answer is that nobody, except some Microsoft staff, knows the answer.
Microsoft word and Microsft PowerPoint and many more
Microsoft Word is a single program - a word-processor. Open Office is a suite of programs incorporating word-processing, database spreadsheet and other programs.
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Microsoft has a variety of programs which are useful in the workplace. They include Word and Works which are both word processing programs. They also have a spreadsheet which can be useful.
The programs included with Microsoft Office Live are Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Powerpoint. The minimum system requirement for Windows to run these programs is Windows XP and for Mac it is Mac OS X 10.2.
Creative writers use a variety of programs, including Word,Office,and Excel, which are well-formatted programs, instead of Microsoft wordpad or notepad.
There are many good qualities of the company Microsoft. Microsoft offers the programs Word, Excel and PowerPoint which are effect programs that help organize office productivity.
Microsoft has a whole set of document management programs. This set is called Microsoft Office which includes; excel, power point, office point, word, and publisher.
Microsoft word, text edit
Yes. They can run the programs. You just have to get the software.
Excel and Microsoft word are two different programs. To ask how to you use excel for typing ms word does not make sense
A desktop publisher, like Microsoft Publisher, or a word processor, like Microsoft Word.