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Old 06-02-2012, 09:14 PM   #99
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Originally Posted by VydorScope View Post
Disagree... I have use all that you listed, and still, IMO, MS Word has them beat. As a student MS Office only cost me $50, so its cheap enough too.
It's one of those taste things. I was always WordPerfect fan - the things I could do with WP v5.1 for DOS! Word has never done it for me.

I gave up on WordPerfect after it got handed around and mucked around so much that it was no longer what it used to be ... and eventually ended up with OpenOffice as being effectively the same thing as "MS Word" but without the "MS" stain, the proprietary document formats, or the $ requirement. It appears that my next upgrade might be to LibreOffice, in order to remove the "Oracle" stain, but at least I know it's effectively the same thing.
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