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Thread ID: 23556	2002-08-19 03:15:00	MS Works 2000 word processor	denise (1155)	Press F1

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72321	2002-08-19 03:15:00	Well I thought I was upgrading from Word 97 cos I seem to be missing some important stuff or have they just hidden it somewhere? Eg. In 97 under page layout I have option to vertically centre text on page. Is this in 2000? Also, I can't find "Float over text" option to move pics around. Also,,,,,is there no Merge or Split cells option in tables in 2000? On a different note, is it possible to change a B&W image to a coloured image (single colour)? Thanks in advance for your knowledge.	denise (1155)
72322	2002-08-19 03:33:00	I have Word 2002, and it has the same options that you mention. However I note you have "Works" and wonder if the version of Word in that package is a full version?, not had any experience with the Works editions, but as the price is a lot lower....? Re colour for a monochrome image, good question. i.e.can you print a blue version of a b/w image?...possibly you would need to run it through a graphics/photo editor first, never tried it. It would also depend on what the graphic was, and the file type as to it being editable. I have just tried some clip art (b/w line drawing) and yes, you can do it in Word 2002	godfather (25)
72323	2002-08-19 03:43:00	Are you talking about Word 2000 or Works 2000? They're two different programs. Mike.	Mike (15)
72324	2002-08-19 03:44:00	The works word is the same version as in office. You will probably have to hunt for the options you are looking for, possibly in another location to where they are in word 97. I am not sure but I think word 2002 does not display all the options if they are not being used, by that I mean I think you have to enable a setting somewhere to see all the options. If you insert clipart in word you can recolor it with the edit option.	blondie (1248)
72325	2002-08-19 03:45:00	sorry, I said word 2002 when it should be 2000	blondie (1248)
72326	2002-08-19 05:12:00	Works 2000	denise (1155)
72327	2002-08-19 05:20:00	Works 2000 does not have Word as the wordprocessor, its a stripped down Works version. Works 2000 Suite does have Word however, so you may not have Word 2000 unless you have the Works Suite. If its not Word 2000 but Works, then you would be far better off with Word 97 - there is little to gain with Word 2000	godfather (25)
72328	2002-08-19 05:41:00	Word works wonders on your words were works wouldn’t But if works were word the word wonders you could work would be the same! Sorry, couldn’t resist. Andyvanman	vanman (959)
72329	2002-08-19 06:03:00	I had difficulty typing it, have pity..... I always assumed that the later Works packages all had Word. But they are not all created equal.....	godfather (25)
72330	2002-08-19 08:26:00	> I always assumed that the later Works packages all > had Word. nah, there's Works and Works Suite... only the Suite has Word (as well as Money and a couple of other things I think). Mike.	Mike (15)
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