2008 macbook. In need of a word program, which one do i use?

I have recently purchased a used 2008 macbook. I do not have a word program yet, and am unable to install the new pages program at the app store.
Which program can i use for this computer?
Thanks!

If you can't install Pages it is probably because the system on the computer isn't new enough. Either you find on the net iWork 09 dvd which can be installed on your computer  or find another word processing program. You already have TextEdit on your computer but there are many "out there" that you can try.
iText express, Bean, LibreOffice, TextWrangler and many more

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