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"Make Your Writing (Almost) Perfect With Editor" —
PCWorld July 2012
Free 10-Day Examination Copy of Editor
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or other tracking devices on their computers. Trial copies do not contain advertisements.
Prospective customers are limited to one 10-day trial version. The free trial includes both
versions of Editor available for purchase, as described on our "buy now" page.
Some security software may flag Editor free-trial download files as possibly malicious. They
are
not. In many thousands of Editor downloads and installations over more than
twenty-five years,
no one has ever found viruses or spyware.
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If you are using a 64-bit version of Word, click here for important information.
Both the Standard and the Word Add-In versions of Editor install in Windows on 32-bit and 64-bit machines. However,
the Word Add-In does not install in the 64-bit version of Word. Microsoft advises customers that 64-bit Office 2010
and 2013 programs do not support most add-ins developed for 32-bit Office. Many Word macros that you may have used
with earlier versions of Word are also not supported. That is why the 32-bit version of Office 2010 and 2013 is
Microsoft's default (recommended) installation on 64-bit computers; almost no one needs 64-bit Office to do word
processing or any other Office functions unless they work with massive Excel files. Click
here
to read Microsoft's discussion of this problem for Word 2007-2010, and
here
for the discussion for Word 2013.
If you are using 64-bit Word, have your Microsoft Office installation disk, and wish to change to 32-bit Word, here is a tip
from a customer: uninstall Office, then reinstall it from the disk, choosing the 32-bit option. When 32-bit Word is installed
in the 32-bit directory on Windows 64-bit machines, Editor will
install in that directory with full Add-In capability. If you work with massive Excel files and need 64-bit Office 2010,
then you cannot install Editor's Add-In, though you can install and run the Standard Version of Editor in the 32-bit directory,
and it will read 64-bit Word files.
If you're not sure whether your installed copy of Word is the 64-bit version, click the File tab, then Help. Under "About
Microsoft Word" is a Version line giving the bit information.
Last revised 9 February 2013
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