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Old 10-05-2018, 10:17 AM   #8
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I try to keep the production chain as short as I can. I write in LibreOffice and from there I can go direct to epub (ebooks - currently via plug-in but now hopefully by built-in filter) or to PDF (print books), so I'm covered. ...
If Writer in LibreOffice had the WordStar keystrokes I might write directly in it more often. But I'm not that fond of WYSIWYG for the writing process because I'm always worried about "how it looks" instead of what I'm writing. And text files will always be readable and easily manipulated. But mostly it's the WordStar keystrokes and commands that I want. They're hard-wired into my fingers from my DOS days.
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