how do i writing on the word viewer page?

Hello to every body
i have question
i have a microsoft word viewer but i have to writing down on that
sometime...how do i do it? or do i have to instaleted something alse?
thank you

Mark
Thu Mar 13 19:04:16 CDT 2008

The Word Viewer should only let you View the document. To work with a Word
document, you need a word processor such as Microsoft Word or another
program that can open an MS Word doc.

Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP - Expression

"rrr13ttt" <rrr13ttt@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hello to every body
> i have question
> i have a microsoft word viewer but i have to writing down on that
> sometime...how do i do it? or do i have to instaleted something alse?
> thank you

Trevor
Thu Mar 13 19:11:40 CDT 2008


"rrr13ttt" <rrr13ttt@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:43ECA00C-859D-40A7-95EC-85BB2AC0C021@microsoft.com...
> Hello to every body
> i have question
> i have a microsoft word viewer but i have to writing down on that
> sometime...how do i do it? or do i have to instaleted something alse?
> thank you

If I read you correctly, you are asking

"How can I generate a Word document with a Word viewer."

Answer: You can't. Yes, you would have to install Word or other software
that creates a .doc file compatible with Word

Please also notice that this is not a FrontPage issue.

You could try "microsoft.public word.newusers", but I am really guessing.
--
Trevor Lawrence
Canberra
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
MVP Web Site http://trevorl.mvps.org

Andrew
Fri Mar 14 04:48:16 CDT 2008



"rrr13ttt" <rrr13ttt@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:43ECA00C-859D-40A7-95EC-85BB2AC0C021@microsoft.com...
> Hello to every body
> i have question
> i have a microsoft word viewer but i have to writing down on that
> sometime...how do i do it? or do i have to instaleted something alse?
> thank you

The Word Viewer only lets you view Word files; you need either MS Word (full
product) - which is part of MS Office suite (or I believe, you can get it
separately but it costs more). Alternatively, the free download of Open
Office (www.openoffice.org) will probably suffice - it is a suite of
applications similar to MS Office, and can open the Office document
format(s), i.e. *.doc, *.xls, *.mdb, *.ppt

However this is not the correct newsgroup for your question.