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Works suite2001 or Works 9 student and home

royandlou
Newbie
Posts: 3
Registered: ‎17-08-2007

Works suite2001 or Works 9 student and home

I have just bought a new laptop, all working okay.
I have Works suite 2001, from my previous laptop, which did all the things I wanted (mainly letters). Do I really need to buy a new Microsoft works 9 home and student (cheapest I could find)  as it just seems a bit of a waste of money.
Will I be able to reload the Works suite 2001 onto my new laptop and will it work okay?
Many thanks
Loulou
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Oldjim
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Registered: ‎15-06-2007

Re: Works suite2001 or Works 9 student and home

Poll removed as I think it was a mistake. I have also moved it into the Windows Board
Do you have an install disk and licence key for Works 2001 - if you have it should be possible.
However why not try Open Office as it will do everything you want and more. It will also save the files in a format other people can read easily http://www.openoffice.org/
Denzil
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Registered: ‎31-07-2007

Re: Works suite2001 or Works 9 student and home

I wouldn't bother with Works at all. It uses file formats that are not compatible with anything else, which can be a real pain when Works users try to email a document to someone else and they can't open it!
Like Oldjim said, try Openoffice - it is a complete office suite that uses various standard file formats. Best of all is the cost - zero!