Do Microsoft Vista systems include Word and Excel if not how can you install them into Vista?

IF EVER IT'S INSTALLED ON YOUR DEVICE, Go to: C:\program files\Microsoft Works Word is WksWP.exe (RENAMED: WORKS Word PROCESSOR) and Excel is wksss.exe (RENAMED: WORKS SPREADSHEET) -or- Run\ [WksWP ¦ wksss] -or- start\all programs\Microsoft works task launcher -and- choose at the right upper corner IF NOT INSTALLED: go on Microsoft.com\Microsoft Works, where: ®·© = ±$$Bill's¢¢² /14952, New inscription for you! Was here 2008 NO 16, 18:18. *NEXT AWNSER ¿ *------ » Windows Vista is just an operating system like Windows XP, it does not include any Microsoft Office applications like Word and Excel. You need to get/buy license for these and need to install these separately. - Neeraj Sharma Many new computers and laptops come with a trial version Office installed which can be licensed for a fee. In this case you simply follow the instructions that will pop up when your trial period expires. If you don't have the trial version installed or you wish to get another version:

In order to install Word and Excel (both are part of Microsoft' Office Suite) you will need to buy Word and Excel seperately (not cost efficient) or together in "Office". Office comes in several configurations, so check them all out online at Microsoft.com and decide which one meets your needs first. After you have bought the version of software you need, then installing them is straightforward. Simply close all other applications you may have running, insert the CD or DVD that Office comes on. A window will pop up that begins the install process. Just follow instructions from there. (If the window doesn't pop up, then simply go to "My Computer" and click on the CD/DVD drive icon. This should start the process if the installation disc is inserted.)

-Jeff Miller