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:LinuxPlanet: TextMaker Makes Strong Showing as Linux Word Processor
LinuxPlanet: TextMaker Makes Strong Showing as Linux Word Processor
Jul 3, 2003, 22 :00 UTC (8 Talkback[s]) (15632 reads)

(Other stories by Rob Reilly)

"Need an easy-to-use word processor on Linux, that loads in a matter of seconds and pulls in Word documents without any fuss?

"That's where TextMaker from Softmaker shines. Although there are other word processing packages that have similar features, none start as quickly as TextMaker. Well... I guess you could use vi. That's faster.

"Seriously, fast application load times can be a real productivity boost, especially for the word processor only user. Mobile users carrying around a laptop also hate to wait for their word processor whenever they power up in a new location.

"As Linux desktops replace other systems, one of the first applications a business owner thinks about is word processing. Many offices don't use spreadsheets, drawing or presentation tools on a regular basis. OpenOffice.org offers all of these in a nice integrated package. And it's available for free download. It's a great package, but OpenOffice.org could be a little overkill for some users..."

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  Talkback(s) Name  and Date
I'm still not happy about TextMaker& ...   Want an Open Source solution without all the bloat   
E. A. Zen
Jul 3, 2003, 22:31:52
 
I just purchased Textmaker Pro for both  ...   Fast!!!   
Charles E. Hill
Jul 3, 2003, 23:58:47
 
So we have YAWP - Yet Another Word Proce ...   YAWP and STANDARDS   
Benjamin Smith
Jul 4, 2003, 00:15:45
 
Sounds like a closed version of Abiword, ...   Abi   
Rufus Polson
Jul 4, 2003, 03:43:04
 
Just wait for STL and other old C++ temp ...   OpenOffice speed boost quick guide   
Shamar
Jul 4, 2003, 20:59:22
 
The font rendering in AbiWord is pretty  ...   Re: Abi   
J. J. Ramsey
Jul 5, 2003, 13:15:42
 
I have used both extensively enough to k ...   Abi on a herring   
sawthpaw
Jul 7, 2003, 14:09:31
 
What version of AbiWord were you using a ...   Jagged Font Rendering   
E. A. Zen
Jul 8, 2003, 01:10:43
 
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