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No it is not a picture file. It is a word processing document, covering versions of Microsoft Word 2007 and the later versions.
No! It was featured on Microsoft Windows 95, and later on other versions of Microsoft Windows (particularly Windows 98, Windows ME, and Windows XP). This feature was later used on any form of online services like Microsoft's own Internet Explorer on almost any version of Microsoft Windows.
A free viewer of Microsoft Word 2003 and later versions can be downloaded on the Microsoft's official website. However, if one wants to create and edit documents with Word 2003, it can be purchased from many retailers such as Amazon or Newegg.
All Internet Explorer versions is designed for Windows. IE 9 is only officially supported by Microsoft on Vista and later.
The CH yoke is compatible with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 and later.
".doc" in versions of Microsoft Word before 2007".docx" in Microsoft Word 2007 and later..docMS word
Word is produced by Microsoft. It was originally produced for the Mac and a Windows version followed later. Microsoft tries to keep the two versions as similar to each other as possible so as to provide a unified experience for users whichever platform they are using.
Microsoft's individual applications were originally released for the Mac with Word dating back to 1984. They were collected together into the Office suite for the Mac in 1989. Versions of Office for Windows appeared later.
Every time that a browser is updated it is generally to add more safety to your online experience and more functionality. Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 was no exception. More function and safety are available with later versions of Internet Explorer.
Open it using MS Office 2007 or later or even OpenOffice.org supports this. Other options are LibreOffice, KOffice, etc. Online versions include Google Docs and Microsoft Office Live.
You can't. I do believe, however, that in Excel 2000, there was a way to get to a flight simulator in the credits menu. I am almost positive that they removed that from all later versions (2003, 2007, and 2010).