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I get a lot of questions from students or people who work from home who either can't or do not want to spend the money for Microsoft Word. But what they forget is that you can always download Microsoft Word free alternatives to complete many of the same basic tasks that most people need or think they need Microsoft Word to complete. Here are a couple of alternatives that you can use and still get your work done.
Probably one of the first things to remember is that you can open most simple Word documents utilizing the internal program Microsoft WordPad. You should have already noticed that any .doc files that you have in your computer are already associated with Microsoft WordPad. You can open these Word documents and make simple edits to them including changing some basic formatting options as well as inputting information inside of a table format. Unfortunately that is about the most you can do. Limitation comes from the fact that Microsoft Wordpad only writes in what is called rich text format. Which gives you a number of basic formatting options. Any changes that you make to the word document can then be saved and then opened up by person that has to copy of Microsoft Word.
Your final alternative to having to download Microsoft Word is the AbiWord software package. In my opinion in comparison to Writer from OpenOffice.org the program is extremely limited. But it is a much lighter running application and it seems to me that it would run a lot better when slower or older hardware versus the more robust software from OpenOffice.org. You can give your document that professional, scientific or fun-to-read look using AbiWord's advanced document layout options. Use tables, bullets, lists, images, footnotes, endnotes and styles to enhance the way your document looks. AbiWord comes in many different languages. AbiWord is available in most common and many not-so-common languages. 
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