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<blockquote data-quote="albertwesker" data-source="post: 77640">Hi all,&nbsp; I apologize for asking this question if the answer has been posted already.&nbsp; I have done some research yet still could not find the answer.Regarding I'Work 05,&nbsp; I noticed the descriptions mention backwards compatibility with Word documents.&nbsp; I am somewhat confused.&nbsp; Can you actually &quot;create&quot; Word documents with the &quot;Page&quot; software in I'Work 05? or is it you can only open/view them?The reason I ask is because a full version of Office 2004 seems to be anywhere from $149.99 to $350.00,&nbsp; while a full version of I'Work 05 is about $49.99.My main reason for getting the program would be for Word document creation/functionality.Which should I get?&nbsp; Office 2004,&nbsp; or I'Work 05?&nbsp; I do not use Excel at all,&nbsp; but use Word extensively.Thankyou all for the time spent reading this ,&nbsp; and your replies are much appreciated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="albertwesker, post: 77640"] Hi all, I apologize for asking this question if the answer has been posted already. I have done some research yet still could not find the answer. Regarding I'Work 05, I noticed the descriptions mention backwards compatibility with Word documents. I am somewhat confused. Can you actually "create" Word documents with the "Page" software in I'Work 05? or is it you can only open/view them? The reason I ask is because a full version of Office 2004 seems to be anywhere from $149.99 to $350.00, while a full version of I'Work 05 is about $49.99. My main reason for getting the program would be for Word document creation/functionality. Which should I get? Office 2004, or I'Work 05? I do not use Excel at all, but use Word extensively. Thankyou all for the time spent reading this , and your replies are much appreciated. [/QUOTE]

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