word processor program wanted

cleverscreenname said:
I don't recall which one I used, but I went to archive.org and searched for office 95 and picked whichever was highest downloaded, such as the following link to an english
archive.org

Microsoft Office 95 Professional [7.00.2404.0] English : Microsoft : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

English Version of Microsoft Office 95 Professional with Bookshelf. The CD Key is 425-1921701, though it works fine. Tested on Windows 95B English.
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please can you explain where you download it from that site?

And did you actully download it and getting it running?
 
cleverscreenname said:
I don't recall which one I used, but I went to archive.org and searched for office 95 and picked whichever was highest downloaded, such as the following link to an english
archive.org

Microsoft Office 95 Professional [7.00.2404.0] English : Microsoft : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

English Version of Microsoft Office 95 Professional with Bookshelf. The CD Key is 425-1921701, though it works fine. Tested on Windows 95B English.
archive.org
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THANK YOU! I think I'll have an interesting Sunday testing it -- and I'm confident that I'll find quite a a number of missing annoyances with respect to its successor :D
 
old pc said:
please can you explain where you download it from that site?

And did you actully download it and getting it running?
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1- position your mouse on the link to Office 95
2- click left on it - in a few seconds the download page should open
3- on the right side you'll see four rectangular frames: click left on the first line "(ISO IMAGE") of the frame titled "DOWNLOAD OPTIONS"
4- the frame should now read "OFF95BCD1 / OFF95BCD2 (on two consecutive lines) - left click on "OFF95BCD1"
5- a window should now open on your screen asking where you want to save the file - provide a folder where you can retrieve it later on, then click "Save"
6- now click left on "OFF95CD2", specify the same folder, then click "Save"
7- once both files are fully downloaded, call for help again if you don't know what to do with them
 
Chiron said:
1- position your mouse on the link to Office 95
2- click left on it - in a few seconds the download page should open
3- on the right side you'll see four rectangular frames: click left on the first line "(ISO IMAGE") of the frame titled "DOWNLOAD OPTIONS"
4- the frame should now read "OFF95BCD1 / OFF95BCD2 (on two consecutive lines) - left click on "OFF95BCD1"
5- a window should now open on your screen asking where you want to save the file - provide a folder where you can retrieve it later on, then click "Save"
6- now click left on "OFF95CD2", specify the same folder, then click "Save"
7- once both files are fully downloaded, call for help again if you don't know what to do with them
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T think we are seeing two different screens hear
 

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Just keep in mind that your Microsoft Works CD will save in a proprietary document format that cannot be used in Microsoft Office and other office suites.
You would need to first download and install the Microsoft Works Converter from Microsoft.com before sending your documents to other people, or opening them on other computers.
Hopefully Microsoft still offers the converter on their website, and hopefully you can find it!
(This is all done by design: Microsoft Works was often given away to broke school students to lock them into Microsoft productivity suites. Kind of like a free trial, you know?)
 
cleverscreenname said:
Just keep in mind that your Microsoft Works CD will save in a proprietary document format that cannot be used in Microsoft Office and other office suites.
You would need to first download and install the Microsoft Works Converter from Microsoft.com before sending your documents to other people, or opening them on other computers.
Hopefully Microsoft still offers the converter on their website, and hopefully you can find it!
(This is all done by design: Microsoft Works was often given away to broke school students to lock them into Microsoft productivity suites. Kind of like a free trial, you know?)
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it finally turned up in the post
there seams to be quite a few formats to save to. please see the attachments
 

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