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	On-Line Technology Practice Modules - Microsoft Works
		Quite a bit can be done with the Works Tool Palette, if only you knew what all of those buttons were for.
		Each of the seven menu items in Microsoft Works is displayed and some of the more common uses of the commands found there are given.
		Microsoft Works allows database users to enter data into a standard set of cells arranged in rows and columns.
	www.internet4classrooms.com /on-line_works.htm (207 words)

	Support - Ticket System - Ticket #3388: Microsoft Works Suite 2000 installation fails
		The popup error message stated: [quote] Microsoft Works Suite 2000 Setup The Installation Wizard was interrupted before it finished installing the Microsoft Works Suite 2000 programs.
		I notice that Microsoft Works 2000 is on Disk 2.
		(Recall that I had Disk 1 in the CD-ROM and that is the one with Microsoft Word on it.) The Microsoft Installation Wizard did have a note saying that Works was a needed part of the installation, but it let me go ahead and select Word for installation.
	www.codeweavers.com /support/tickets/browse/?ticket_id=3388;ticket_idS885=;order=author;sort=ASC;tscurPos=45650 (413 words)

	Microsoft Works Suite 2003 Reviews. Accounting and finance Reviews by CNET.
		Microsoft Works Suite 2003's new design and bundled apps clearly mark it for students and anyone who needs productivity software at home, and all but the tiniest of businesses should look elsewhere.
		Works 7.0 itself hands over a simple spreadsheet app, an even simpler database, an address book, and more than 400 document and project templates for everything from creating greeting cards to making a family budget.
		Works Suite 2003's redone Task Launcher shows a calendar and lets you choose from 11 new Works Projects, big chores that are split into a list of small subtasks.
	reviews.cnet.com /Microsoft_Works_Suite_2003/4505-6405_7-20186222.html (1290 words)

	Microsoft Works Suite 2002 Reviews at Shopping.com
		Microsoft Works Suite 2002 is a full featured productivity software suite for home users, and includes six full software packages, geared towards home/student users.
		A Microsoft rep was available quickly and after giving her the code supplied by the installation routine, I received a code from Microsoft, which I typed in to activate the software.
		Works is mature, effective "office suite" for home users and students, and includes a word processor, spreadsheet, database, calendar, address book, and e-mail tools.
	www.shopping.com /xPR-Microsoft_Works_Suite_2002_Full_Version_PC_B11_00544~RD-65487736452 (2244 words)

	Howstuffworks "How Microsoft Works"
		It doesn't tell you that Microsoft is a business empire without equal, that its products are used in nearly every computer on the planet, or that it has yet to reach the height of its power and influence.
		Microsoft has become a symbol of all that is great about the information age, as well as all that is less-than-great about it.
		Whether by cunning, innovation, determination, or a mix of these qualities, Bill Gates' Microsoft has defined how we use computers since the first IBM PC rolled out in 1981 with Microsoft's MS-DOS in its innards.
	computer.howstuffworks.com /microsoft.htm (328 words)

	Microsoft Works 8 Reviews. Office suites Reviews by CNET.
		Works 8.0's interface is unchanged from version 7.0's, though you'll find a few minor tweaks here and there.
		Works' main interface, the Task Launcher, does as its name implies, allowing you to focus on the task rather than the application needed to complete it.
		Works' spreadsheet, for instance, didn't retain our macros, charts, images, or pictures when opening an Excel file, and the formatting of some Word documents changed slightly (losing paragraph breaks, for example) when opened with Works.
	usatoday.com.com /Microsoft_Works_8/4505-3524_7-30920765.html?tag=txt (865 words)

	Howstuffworks "How Microsoft Works"
		It doesn't tell you that Microsoft is a business empire without equal, that its products are used in nearly every computer on the planet, or that it has yet to reach the height of its power and influence.
		Microsoft has become a symbol of all that is great about the information age, as well as all that is less-than-great about it.
		Whether by cunning, innovation, determination, or a mix of these qualities, Bill Gates' Microsoft has defined how we use computers since the first IBM PC rolled out in 1981 with Microsoft's MS-DOS in its innards.
	money.howstuffworks.com /microsoft.htm (318 words)

	Amazon.ca: Microsoft Works Suite 2004: Software (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Works Suite gives you more than applications…the Task Launcher brings all six products into and easy-to-use interface, gives you more than 500 pre-designed templates to help easily complete almost any personal, household, school, and community related tasks, and helps you manage larger projects with the My Projects project organizer tool.
		Works Suite has a whole bunch of programs that don't come with the typical Office suite, and they're often the best of their class.
		Microsoft really needs to be commended for the excellent work they have done in selecting some very useful programs to put together.
	www.amazon.ca /Microsoft-Home-B11-00858-Works-Suite/dp/B0000AOWWQ (1143 words)

	PC Plus - Microsoft Works Suite 2005
		Although Works 8 is available as a separate application for about £36, there’s a reasonable incentive for the home PC user to dig deeper into their wallet for the entire suite, considering the marginal cost increase for the wealth of additional features.
		The eighth generation of Works finds itself with a generous selection of new and updated features, though the average existing Works 7 user will be relieved to know that these provide mainly functional improvements without reinventing anything.
		Of course, the Works Suite is primarily a consumer product and, despite the US bias of some of the templates (do we really need to organise a Little League table?), there’s more than enough to keep the home computer user happy.
	www.pcplus.co.uk /reviews/software_applications/microsoft_works_suite_2005 (1478 words)

	ZDNet Microsoft Works Suite 2005 Review & Comparison
		The Microsoft Works Suite 2005 (MWS 2005) packages popular Microsoft software alongside Microsoft Works 8.0, an entry-level productivity app designed to create text documents, read spreadsheets, and view PowerPoint presentations.
		Works does an adequate job of reading spreadsheets, scheduling activities on a calendar, and even displaying PowerPoint presentations, but we still think it's a poor substitute for the latest Microsoft Office apps.
		For example, a family that's planning a vacation and the budget to support it could use the apps within MWS 2005 to provide background research on historical sites along the way and use it to write their own personal journals and edit their digital photos upon returning home.
	review.zdnet.com /Microsoft_Works_Suite_2005/4505-3524_16-31077356.html (687 words)

	Microsoft Works 2003: A Suite Grab Bag PC Magazine - Find Articles
		Back in the 20th century, all of the many software packages with the word Works in their names were affordable, tightly integrated application suites designed for school and home-office use, and often so compact that they could fit on a single floppy disk.
		Microsoft Works Suite 2003 ($110 street) fills five CDs and is complete enough for most home users to be happy with what the package delivers without resorting to software piracy.
		Microsoft Works Suite 2003 is more of a grab bag than an integrated suite.
	findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_zdpcm/is_200211/ai_ziff32628 (790 words)

	Microsoft Watch - Business Applications - Will Microsoft Bring Its Works Suite Online?
		Microsoft is planning to Web-ify the core of its "Microsoft Works" consumer productivity suite, according to BusinessWeek.
		Microsoft is thinking what to do next with Works, she said, but the ultimate decision make take a variety of different forms.
		Microsoft Watch is a trademark of Ziff Davis Publishing Holdings Inc. Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of Ziff Davis Media Inc. is prohibited.
	www.microsoft-watch.com /content/business_applications/will_microsoft_bring_its_works_suite_online.html (261 words)

	Buy Microsoft Works 8.0 with Microsoft Academic Open License
		Microsoft Works 8 gives you the tools you need to transform your home computer into a productivity center.
		Works 8 will help you and your family coordinate schedules, stay connected, and perform everyday tasks better and faster than ever before.
		Works 8 lets you read and edit Microsoft Word documents and Excel spreadsheets, so it's easy to exchange files and collaborate with friends and family.
	www.wasatchsoftware.com /microsoft/academic/works-8.htm (169 words)

	Microsoft Works FAQ - File Compatibility
		Microsoft Draw can import GIF and JPG files and return these objects to Works.
		Works Suite 2000 includes a Batch Conversion Wizard which is documented in this article.
		Microsoft published a conversion filter for Works 4.x versions.
	www.zimac.de /works/wkscmp.htm (376 words)

	BetaNews \| Microsoft Mulls Web Based Works Suite (Site not responding. Last check: )
		September 22, 2006, 12:15 PM Microsoft is considering giving away its basic Microsoft Works word processing and spreadsheet software, aimed at preventing a possible challenge from Google, who bought web-word processor Writely in March, and began testing Google Spreadsheet in June.
		Microsoft currently offers Works for $50, and it includes basic versions of applications which could also be found in Office, including a word processor and spreadsheet, as well as calendar and e-mail applications.
		Let's just say these are all products that give microsoft reason to exist due to they are good at what they do and microsoft is jealous and guess what, they all make money offering these products and do it very well with overwelming majority of use.
	www.betanews.com /article/Microsoft_Mulls_Web_Based_Works_Suite/1158940189 (1275 words)

	Australian IT - Microsoft mulls Works web shift (, SEPTEMBER 25, 2006)
		Microsoft continues to roll out new online services under the Windows Live brand and it started testing Office Live, a software for small businesses to create email accounts, web sites and collaborate on projects.
		The challenge for Microsoft will be to make sure a free or, possibly, a subscription-supported version of Works won't hurt sales of its dominant Office software, which accounted for a quarter of the company's $US44 billion in sales last year.
		Microsoft expects its new version of Office, due out in early 2007, to spur another round of demand.
	australianit.news.com.au /articles/0,7204,20471921^15321^^nbv^,00.html (425 words)

	Microsoft updates Works \| Tech News on ZDNet
		While Works was once the standard choice for PC makers to load onto new consumer PCs, major manufacturers such as Hewlett-Packard and Gateway dumped Works last year in favor of Corel's WordPerfect for their low-end PCs.
		While licensing for that version is restricted to students and teachers, Microsoft has done little to enforce those provisions, allowing the package to become the leading retail version of Office.
		Works Suite 2004 includes Word 2002, the current version of the word processor that will be replaced in Office next month with the release of Office 2003.
	news.zdnet.com /2100-3513_22-5073352.html (520 words)

	Microsoft Plans Web-based Works Suite - Including Word Processing And Spreadsheets (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Microsoft's planned web-based Works would be a free package, supported by advertising.
		Works is very basic by comparision - but it does have word processing and spreadsheets.
		Works as a hybrid office app (work offline but collab and can do online via Windows Live) would be a nice and slick seller for them.
	www.readwriteweb.com /archives/microsoft_plans_web-based_works_suite.php (707 words)

	Smart Computing Article - Microsoft Works (Site not responding. Last check: )
		After doing so, Works will inquire about whether you want to convert the document into a Microsoft Works word processor document, spreadsheet document, or database document and whether you want the file type presented as Text for DOS or Text for Windows.
		Works has a variety of preset formats with various fonts, indentations, and alignments to indicate textual information such as headers and quotations.
		Microsoft Works includes extensive online help that can be accessed by using the Contents and Index options within the program.
	www.smartcomputing.com /editorial/article.asp?article=articles/archive/r0302/23qt/23qt.asp&guid=o8i2gd1y&WordList= (3812 words)

	Amazon.ca: Microsoft Works 7.0: Software (Site not responding. Last check: )
		I have used MS WORKS from about the time it was born, when it was quite primitive and sometimes unstable.
		This is perfect for the work I do for the humane society that I volunteer for as well as planning my daughter's girl scout troops activities and camping trips.
		The word processor in Works, for instance, doesn't have most of the special characters that are necessary to transcribe foreign languages (French etc.).
	www.amazon.ca /Microsoft-Home-070-02132-Works-7-0/dp/B000069IL6 (767 words)

	» Should Microsoft Works become a Web-based suite? \| All about Microsoft \| ZDNet.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Microsoft might turn Works into some kind of low-end Office Live offering, she said.
		Works, the retail version of which sells for $49.95, includes a word processor, spreadsheet, calendar, database, project organizer, address book and other features.
		If Microsoft really does want to provide an office-suite offering for individuals, I think this is the easiest and best way to get the product into their hands.
	blogs.zdnet.com /microsoft/?p=9 (851 words)

	Amazon.com: Microsoft Works 8.0: Software (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Microsoft Works 8 has the tools you need to transform your home computer into a productivity center.
		Microsoft Works provides a workable word processor The new calendar applet is much easier to use and will import your old addresses if you have the 7.0 version.
		Works can perform very easily most of the major tasks that Word provides such as footnoting, page numbering, typesetting of longer documents.
	www.amazon.com /Microsoft-070-02440-Works-8-0/dp/B0002D152W (1159 words)

	Microsoft Works Suite 2006 Reviews. Office suites Reviews by CNET. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Microsoft Works Suite 2006 features Digital Image Suite Standard 2006, which replaces last year's Picture It Platinum 10.
		Works Projects are essentially checklists of what to do when you plan a vacation, organize the household, and so on.
		Toll-free technical support for Microsoft Works Suite 2006 is available by phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, which is a good deal.
	reviews.cnet.com /Microsoft_Works_Suite_2006/4505-3524_7-31563892.html (1144 words)

	Amazon.com: Microsoft Works Suite 2005: Software (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Microsoft Works Suite 2005 helps your whole family handle daily tasks more easily and enjoyably by providing a great collection of six popular Microsoft programs for one great price.
		Microsoft Word is the same premier word processor featured in Microsoft Office XP, with helpful features like smart tags, task panes, and improved formatting assistance that make it easy to create professional-looking documents in a snap.
		It included Microsoft Works Suite 2005 that included MS Word 2002, which I assumed would be an enhancement of MS Word 2000.
	www.amazon.com /Microsoft-B11-01027-Works-Suite-2005/dp/B0002KQOP8 (2061 words)

	Microsoft Works
		Often during my Microsoft Office training courses, students are distraught to learn, after a few sessions, they don't actually have Word or Excel installed on their own systems, as originally thought.
		Microsoft Works is not a dumb-downed version of Microsoft Office, but rather a hearty, user friendly application that's perfect for home, school and many small business applications.
		Works 2.0 for DOS was one of the very first software applications I found truly useful.
	www.ceeprompt.com /articles/062600.html (645 words)

	Online, ad-supported Microsoft Works may be coming
		Microsoft Works is frequently bundled with new PC purchases and costs around $50 for a retail, boxed version.
		Microsoft is currently offering a beta of Office Live, a collection of web services that provide an easy-to-use collaborative workflow solution for small businesses using Microsoft Office.
		Works and Works Suite sell for $49 and $99 respectively, but Works is often included with new PCs by OEMs who purchase it via volume licensing arrangements.
	arstechnica.com /news.ars/post/20060922-7808.html (584 words)

	Importing Microsoft Works (.wps) files into OpenOffice - Userful
		Recent versions of Microsoft Works (Works 2001, 2002, 2003, etc.) include Microsoft Word which writes by default to the supported (.doc) format.
		To import legacy Works files (.wps versions 3.x --> 6.x) on DiscoverStation first use Microsoft works to save them in the widely supported Rich Text Format (.rtf) (.rtf is supported even in old versions of Works).
		Specifically, this converter works with Works 2000, 4.5, and 4.x, and Word 2002, 2000, and 97 on machines running Microsoft Windows® 98, 2000 Professional, Millennium Edition, and XP.
	www.userful.com /support/ms-works (337 words)

	Microsoft Subnet
		The open letter posted at the showusthecode.com site fives Microsoft until May 1 to show its code and patents or else everyone who endorses this will consider your threats and claims to be empty and libelous.
		Microsoft has agreed to pay the royalty for a speech-compression technology on Windows copies in the U.S., but it doesn't believe it should have to pay the same royalty for those outside the country." Useful backgrounder: Microsoft/ATandT head to Supreme Court.
		Microsoft's licensing rules for Vista makes it less attractive for Mac users to skip across to the Vista side, reports the Associated Press.
	www.networkworld.com /subnets/microsoft (1622 words)

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