What is the purpose of Microsoft Word 2003?
Microsoft Word 2003 is a word processing program sold as part of the Microsoft Office Suite. Like all word processing programs, its purpose is to enable users to develop text documents that may be saved electronically or printed on paper.CompositionThe primary purpose of Microsoft Word is to allow users to compose words, much as one may do with a typewriter (or with pen and paper). Using the keyboard of the computer, you may type the words you wish to write.EditingUnlike a typewriter, Microsoft Word allows you to edit your words after typing them. You may correct spelling, change words, add or delete words or even move entire blocks of text to other parts of the document.FormattingMicrosoft Word is designed with tremendous flexibility in formatting your text using boldface, italics, underlining and headers. You may also automatically create numbered outlines and bulleted lists.SavingMicrosoft Word allows you to save your text document electronically, meaning that a file stored on your
