Does ipad pro have word? null

I do have Word on mine, but I can’t recall if I downloaded it or if it came with it. I know you can definitely download it from the App Store for free.

Word is a Microsoft product. (assuming you mean the word processor). You would need to get a subscription to Office365, or use Google Docs (free).

You can download word from the App Store. Also if you have word purchased you can use the username you bought it with and signed up with and have word with no extra charge, but if you don’t then it’s a subscription price of around $7 a month.

Absolutely you can download it from the Apple app store!

The iPad Pro can support Word, since there are now apps for the iPad, but you can only view documents, not edit or create them if you don't purchase Office.

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I do have Word on mine, but I can’t recall if I downloaded it or if it came with it. I know you can definitely download it from the App Store for free.
Answered by Baroo 7 years ago
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Word is a Microsoft product. (assuming you mean the word processor). You would need to get a subscription to Office365, or use Google Docs (free).
Answered by xavierl 7 years ago
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You can download word from the App Store. Also if you have word purchased you can use the username you bought it with and signed up with and have word with no extra charge, but if you don’t then it’s a subscription price of around $7 a month.
Answered by Appleconnoisseur 7 years ago
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Absolutely you can download it from the Apple app store!
Answered by Mountaineer304 7 years ago
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The iPad Pro can support Word, since there are now apps for the iPad, but you can only view documents, not edit or create them if you don't purchase Office.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 7 years ago
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