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I had a 60-trial of Home and Office on my new laptop, but don't really need it so don't want to shell out to buy it. The other day in a burst of housekeeping enthusiasm I uninstalled it, not realizing that it was still allowing me to open .doc and .pps email attachments, which is all I need. Now I can't open them; should I simply download another trial, is that the simple answer?
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There is something called Open Office (http://www.openoffice.org/) written by people who believe in open source software (i.e. free!). It works with all the Microsoft Office appllications, so you would be able to open the files required.
There is something called Open Office (http://www.openoffice.org/) written by people who believe in open source software (i.e. free!). It works with all the Microsoft Office appllications, so you would be able to open the files required.
You can download an office trial from here
http://trial.trymicrosoftoffice.com/trialukire land/default.aspx?culture=en-GB
I think once the trial has finished Office will still let you open and LOOK at things (Word documents etc), you just cannot create new ones.
If it was a new PC or laptop you may have the Office trial CD shipped with it.
http://trial.trymicrosoftoffice.com/trialukire land/default.aspx?culture=en-GB
I think once the trial has finished Office will still let you open and LOOK at things (Word documents etc), you just cannot create new ones.
If it was a new PC or laptop you may have the Office trial CD shipped with it.