About this tag
Word 2002, part of Microsoft Office XP, is an older word processing application that users still run on modern systems like Windows 10. Common issues include configuring automatic punctuation, such as adding a full stop after a space bar press, which may not work as expected despite enabling related settings in Windows. Additionally, Word 2002 exited extended support in July 2011, meaning it no longer receives security updates. Users should be aware of the risks of running unsupported software and consider upgrading to a supported version of Office for continued security and compatibility.
  1. Sharonharvey2

    Windows 10 Windows 10 And Word 2002

    HI I have a dell windows 10 laptop and have Microsoft word 2002 on it. I want to automatically add a full stop after hitting the space bar. Ive looked in the typing section of windows and ticked all concerned including insert a capital letter when needed. Now i know it can be done as the...
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    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
  2. cybercore

    Windows XP Office XP to Go Off Support in July

    Link Removed 4 months from tomorrow, July 12, 2011, Microsoft Office XP will exit its "Extended Support Phase" ending, among other things, the provision of security updates for it. July 12 is the second Tuesday of the month—Patch Tuesday—and Microsoft always schedules such support...
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    • Forum: Windows Help and Support