[ SECRET POST #2651 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2651 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm curious about this magical country you live in, where Word is FREE. Last I checked, Microsoft was a business. I've bought a lot of computers for my office, and every one of them came with a *trial* version of MS Office pre-installed. But you've got to pay for the license.

[(Anonymous)]

You do realize that OpenOffice is free and works every bit as well as Word, right?

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, but that is not what they are talking about. Word is never free. It isn't even a good word processor for story writing, but it is never free.

[(Anonymous)]

Yarny's free. Wordpad too. I never really understood the thing with Word, it was always too messy-looking. Wordpad is just the words you type.

[(Anonymous)]

Note Pad and Google drive is what I use. Also this magical thing called paper that you can get pads of for a quarter at the dollar store.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah me too. Are there people out there really getting Word for free? How? I want to know so I can get it too. I'm sick of compatability issues with documents and everyone seems to use Word.

[(Anonymous)]

What? No you don't. I bought a new laptop a little over a year ago and it had Word pre-installed. It's not a trial version, it's never made me pay for anything and I can still use it.

[(Anonymous)]

There must be regional differences, because I haven't gotten a computer with a full version of Microsoft Office installed since the time I bought a laptop from my university. Otherwise, until I discovered OpenOffice, my whole family was working with a burned copy of Office '97.

Presumably if your computer DOES come with a full version installed, it's because it was included in the price of your computer.