Can I install Microsoft Word on my iPad, and if so how?  I have a disk with Microsoft Office and an extra license to use it, but IPad's do not have disk ports.

How do I install Microsoft Office for Mac on my iPad?

Momojai wrote:
You cannot, as Microsoft Word is made for computers, not tablets. You have two main choices if you want to create documents:
1. Buy Pages in the App Store, does the same job but is made by Apple and not as good.
2. If you have Office 365, there's an Office app for iPhone, but can also run on iPad.
There are far more choices than those two.

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