20 Most Recent Microsoft Works 9 for PC Questions & Answers

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MS Works is an all-in-one application. You would need to install the entire package. A better choice would be to go with Google and use their (FREE!) calendar. It will integrate into many apps and is more up-to-date than MSWorks, which has been discontinued by Microsoft.

Just a guess, but if you reinstalled Windows without the original disk that came with your computer you may be missing a registry key to match the program.

Click on the link below to download theEnable_Caps_Lock.reg file. http://www.vistax64.com/attachments/tutorials/5550d1217920203-caps-lock-key-enable-disable-enable_caps_lock.reg
Right click on the .reg file (destination where saved after download) and click on Merge to add it to your registry.
Click Run button in the Security Warning prompt.
Click on Continue in the UAC prompt.
Click Yes in the confirmation prompt.
Click OK in the success prompt.
restart the computer to apply the fix
now u can delete the file .reg file (destination where saved after download)

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Works 9 does contain by default a Calendar and an Address Book, maybe you are referring to it, but the Telephone book is only a custom addition that comes in it only if Works is a bundled software - one that is offered for free with another device or service, in your case most likely with your internet connection.

Simple just do a system restore...this means that reset your pc to an earlier time...click on start,all programs,accessories,then system tool and select system restore....this will make you get your software back

A Works 7.0 .wps converter is supplied with Word 2002 (Office XP) and Word
2003 (Office 2003), but you probably need to install it by clicking on Start
| Control Panel | Add/Remove Programs | Microsoft Office | Modify |
Add/Remove Features. A Works 6.0 .wps converter for Word can be downloaded
from http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=318244 .

Converters for Works
3.0/4.0/5.0 can be downloaded from Word MVP Graham Mayor's website
http://www.gmayor.com/downloads.htm (scroll about half-way down the page to
the File Converter Downloads section).

You probably got the laptop with a trial version of MS Office. Usually it asks for a product key when the trial period has expired.

Did you try re-installing the Works?

The preinstalled software was a evaluation product the manufacturer was paid to install on your computer.

You do not need to enter a registration key to continue working with the native Microsoft Works 9 SE applications: Works Word Processor, Works Spreadsheet, and Works Database. However, the integrated Microsoft Office 2007 trial version is for evaluation purposes only. At the end of the trial period the product will go into reduced functionality mode and you will have the option to convert it into a full version. You can obtain a 60-day trial registration key from the Microsoft web site or you can buy the program and get a full license key.

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Openoffice can read anything that MS office can make. Openoffice can also save files in MS office's .doc format. So, if you are sending documents to people that don't have Openofice, and that need to edit the documents you should send them in .doc/.xls/etcetera. If they don't need to edit the document it's best to use .pdf since that guarantees that they will see the document as you intended.


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Try this


http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=BF41401E-70FA-465D-AE2E-CF44DBF05297&displaylang=en

This is a special Microsoft Word 2007 format with macros enabled. I'm not sure if Works supports the format at all. (Certainly, when I look at the Microsoft web site, it's not listed as supported on Works 7.0. Nothing newer showed up on their web site.)

Your possible work-arounds: check if Wordpad reads it (it can read .doc files but I haven't tried .docm files), download and install OpenOffice 3.0 (reads Office 2007 files, IIRC), try the Google cloud Word processor (I haven't tried this). If you only need to read the file, the Microsoft Word Viewer is a good bet. Download it here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=3657ce88-7cfa-457a-9aec-f4f827f20cac&displaylang=en . You may need to also add the Office compatability pack: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=941b3470-3ae9-4aee-8f43-c6bb74cd1466 .

I hope this helps.

If it is a program you want to install you could do :

Maybe it would be ease if you had some near you that could a little computerknowledge.

You can try by your selv and choise "yes" or "ok" and follow the instructions on the screen

you can see on this link : http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000561.htm how to install a program

Hope thats helps

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Hi, You can try and restore your system to earlier state by using system restore.
To to this, click on Start, then All programs, then Accessories. Then select System Tools and then System Restore. When System Restore opens, Click on Restore my System to earlier Date, and click Next. Then from the Calendar select the Date you want to Restore your system to.
For more help and clarifications , please reply to this post. Hope this solves your problem Thanks.

A lot of Vista users have run into this problem. From what I can tell...you need to do a system restore.
One suggestion was to change the default printer(?).
Another was to use Open Office, which is free.
Sorry, not a Vista user, wised up after a month.

tep1: - Firewall Disable The users should try to temporarily disable Firewall or other security programs on their system. Step2: - Uninstall Old version of Microsoft Office If the users have installed the old version of Microsoft Office, then they need to instant uninstall it. In any case, if the MS office does not uninstall by using the Control Panel, then they have to download Microsoft Fix Tool and then use it to remove the old version of office of their PC. Step3: -Install Microsoft Office in Clean Boot Boot the system in the clean boot and then try to install the Office 2013 program and check that the clean boot is performed to disable all startup programs and the third party services on the machine. Also, check if they are conflicting with the Office installation. Then restart the computer in Windows Clean Boot and then try to install Microsoft Office 2013 program. Step4: - Check the Services Is Running Properly The users need to ensure that the following services are running properly in the services console. Go to "Start" button and then go to "Run" command. In the command prompt, type "Services.msc" cmd and tap on "Enter" key.

• Check the Print Spooler
• Check the Task Scheduler & respective dependencies

Step5:- Check Internet Connection The users need to ensure that their Internet Connection to the system is properly working or not. Might require download few Microsoft utilities at distinct stages. Step6:- Repair OSE Service Follow these steps:

• Go to Office "install disc" option, and then find ose.exe and osetup.dll.
• Then need to create a folder for OSE: C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared\Source Engine
• Now copy the "OSE.exe" file to that folder.
• Then restart your machine.
• Now try to install Office again.

Not all office disks have the same codes, no matter the version you may need a whole new installation disk with the corresponding code

all you need is a camera program or app that is compatible with your operating system and the computer hardware also check to see that your drivers are up to date