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MS Office Forum / Word / Programming / August 2006What is the difference between Word and WordPad?
I would like to know why I would use WordPad rather than Microsoft Word. What is the purpose of WordPad? WordPad is much simpler: it's a kind of motorised typewriter. And it's free with Windows. If you have Word you probably won't use WordPad at all. >I would like to know why I would use WordPad rather than Microsoft Word. >What > is the purpose of WordPad? >I would like to know why I would use WordPad rather than Microsoft Word. What >is the purpose of WordPad? Wordpad is free, you have to buy Word. If you already have Word, you probably won't have any reason to use Wordpad. Also, Word has many more features. Charlie Hoffpauir http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~charlieh/
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