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Re: What is a good word processor?
« on: March 09, 2007, 10:32:42 PM »
I think you're asking for the wrong thing, which is why you're getting such a debate. You don't need a word processor, you need a text editor.

CygnusEd is good, but I'm not sure if it has a spell checker. For me, the best text editor was Protext (I have Version 6.1). I'm not sure if you can buy it, but put an ad out on Amiga.org & Amibench, you might strike lucky.

It's fast & doesn't slow down on long documents.

Wordworth (without the "s" after Word) is good, but is a WYSIWYG word processor and therefore, more resource hungry.

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