How to View the Version of Word in Use: Check the Word

This article examines Check the Word and explains the main developments, practical implications, and context readers should understand.

• How to check the version of Microsoft Office you are using is 32-bit or 64-bit
• Determine the Windows version on the system
• How to check the Windows 10 version on the computer
• How to check the unified Windows application version (UWP) in Windows 10

1. How to View the Word Version on Office 2003

Step 1:

First we open the Word version of Office 2003 in use. At the page interface click on the Help item and then click on About Microsoft Word.

Step 2:

As a result we will see the current information of the version of Word in use, along with the version of Office in use, such as Home, Professional,.

2. Check the Word Version on Office 2007

Step 1:

At the Word interface on Office 2007 users click on the Office icon and then click on Word Options.

Step 2:

Switch to the new interface, click on Resources in the list on the left of the interface. Looking to the right, we click on the About button at the go to Microsoft Office Online to see details about the current version of Word.

Also displays the version information for Word as 12 corresponding to Office 2007 and uses the Enterprise edition.

3. How to View Word Version on Office 2010

At the interface we click on the File section above and then click on the Help section in the list below. Looking at the content on the right, we will see the version of Word in use and the version of Office used.

4. How to View Word Office Version 2013 or Later

Step 1:

At the interface on Word click on File and then click on Account in the list on the left of the interface.

Step 2:

Click on About Microsoft Word in the content next to see information about the version of Word in use.

The results also show detailed information for the current version of Word.

The steps to check the version of Word in use are simple and fast. Not only do you know the version for Word, but also what version of Office you're using.

I wish you all success!