Prefered word processor.

@clickicy (571)
Indonesia
August 22, 2008 9:40am CST
If you a writer, which word processor application that you use and why do you prefer it?
4 responses
@nahidbd (729)
• Bangladesh
22 Aug 08
Though I am not a writer, I use computer more than 10 years. I found Microsoft Word is the best.It's user interface is great and user friendly. It has also a lots of formatting features. If you think for free alternative, Open Office is also good.
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@clickicy (571)
• Indonesia
24 Aug 08
Microsoft is an exprienced company. MS Word is probably the most used application in Windows.
• Philippines
23 Aug 08
Microsoft Word. Probably because of its wide usage and normally this is how correspondences are written. But for quick program scripts, notepad will do.
@clickicy (571)
• Indonesia
24 Aug 08
Do you ever use notepad++? Its a free replacement, little memory usage, available to download from internet.
@clickicy (571)
• Indonesia
24 Aug 08
Simply Ultraedit.
• Indonesia
24 Aug 08
which one is better, notepad or ultra edit? now i am using ultra edit..
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@singout (980)
• United States
23 Aug 08
I used to use Word Perfect but I discovered that I was converting much of my work over to Microsoft Word because more of my associates used MW. It was strictly a choice for convenience sake.
@singout (980)
• United States
25 Aug 08
By convenience I meant that since so many of my collegues were using Microsoft Word then it was more convenient to use what they were using instead of having to convert everything I did so they could read it.
@clickicy (571)
• Indonesia
25 Aug 08
PDF(portable document format) have exist for a long while. It is the most portable format, before odf(open document format) and arise. why not using pdf to share a document with your friend? there are too many free application to read a pdf available to download. :)
@clickicy (571)
• Indonesia
24 Aug 08
Ummm... yes. Microsoft Words is well known for its simplicity to use, but convenience? I don't think so... Many Office application alternative are there to pick.
• Philippines
23 Aug 08
I'm not a writer either. But I've been using the computer to write reports and other school requirements for years now. And I use MS word. I've used Open Office a couple of times, but I'm more at home with MS word since I've been using it for ages.
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@clickicy (571)
• Indonesia
24 Aug 08
Yes a transition from a habit that Microsoft has introduce a long time a go will be hard to change... I've using OpenOffice since a couple years ago... The hardest part is when I encounter a different way to solve a same problems.