What type of word processor do you use?

[Kellanved]

Poll question: What type of word processor do you use?

Especially for bigger papers/ texts and books.

[anarch]

1. I remember when they first came out with word processors

For like a whole week, I was so excited...I just wanted to hurry home every day and play with my Wang.

[politicat]

2. Other: What you see is what you wanted: Pages

Apple fubared the marketing on it, but it's the best word processor I've ever used, starting with Edit back in 1988.

It handles Very Large Documents (I've got one that is closing in on a GB) very easily.

I use TextEdit for little notes and such, but Pages is my workhorse.

[RebelOne]

3. Word for Mac at the office.

And Works on my PC at home.

[Call Me Wesley]

4. Old fashioned here:

Pen(cil) and paper for the first draft and first to second edit. After that, last edit with a word processor (doesn't really matter which - I have all in the list - because I tweak it around anyways.)

[no name no slogan]

5. Other

A stone chisel and hammer on granite tablets was good enough for Moses, and it's good enough for me, too.

[TheBaldyMan]

6. OpenOffice n/t

[realisticphish]

7. Appleworks or NeoOffice

I stopped using NeoOffice though, because the piece of shit crashes constantly, and has massive memory leaks

[BigMcLargehuge]

8. you missed appleworks

"what you see no one else can see"

[El Fuego]

9. WordPerfect rules

I appreciate it even more now that I have to use word at the office. :(