Thread: Poll for Ebook Writers - Your Favorite Word Processor?
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Old 01-07-2011, 05:06 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Vintage Season View Post
Mark, although I have written quite extensively in longhand (just had to order new ink for the ol' fountain pen...), and digitally using any number of programs (including both Notepad in Windows, and TextEdit in OS-X), the word processor which has seen the most use — on all of my computer systems — is still OpenOffice.

— M.
Longhand?!! No, I want my readers to be able to decipher the words.

I use Microsoft word, though my first poems were written on Word Perfect 20 years ago.
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