Where can I download a free program that views Microsoft Works Word Processor Documents?

RobertL: Where can I download a free program that views Microsoft Works Word Processor Documents?
I’ve just switched to a new computer that doesn’t have Microsoft Works. Many of my old text documents were typed with Microsoft Works Word Processor until I finally wised up and bought Microsoft Office. I still want to have access to these documents, but nothing on my computer is able to open these files.

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Answer by Ben L
You can download microsoft office 2010 Beta for free right now. The free license will work until around March. You can also download Open Office. This is a free open source program.
Both can open .doc and docx.

Answer by Moped Mama
did you save your disks? you can try adding them all microsoft same windows? call toll free number and ask, or try Open Office. It supports multiple file formats

Answer by Technical
You can use Word to open a Works document file (.wps), even if the file has not been converted to Word format (.doc) beforehand, by using the Works 6-9 Converter. If you have previously installed Works on the same computer on which Word is installed, the Works 6-9 Converter is already installed. however, If you have not previously installed Works on your computer, you must download the Works 6-9 Converter in order to open the document in Word. download the converter from
When installed with Office applications, this converter allows you to be able to open, edit, and save files in the Works Word Processor file format supported by the Works versions 6, 7, 8, and 9.

Answer by Ron M

Or just Google “Microsoft Works Viewer”. Without the quotes.