The Best Word Processing Software Ever - Monday Writes Video
We will cover the top 7-word processing software that you might want to try when writing your best pieces of work. You’ll see that, despite the fact that most of them might be similar, some have particular features that you will be pleased to learn about.
1. Libre Office
Even if it isn’t as well-known as Microsoft Word, Libre Office has a huge advantage: it is FREE. As a matter of appearance, it is similar to MS Word and it also includes some similar features. It also comes as a package like MS Office, but the interesting fact is that it is compatible with all file formats like .doc, .odt, .docx, or .rtf.
2. MS Word
As we mentioned earlier, we put MS Word in the second position of our top for one single reason: its price. Of course, the price itself justifies the quality, but for a writer that only wants his articles to be grammatically correct, a free software is enough. MS Word is one of the most well-known word processing software available and it truly deserves this title. From the tiny details that it offers like word spacing to the bigger ones like punctuation, grammatical and formatting features, it is the perfect tool for a dedicated writer who wants his final product to look like a work of art. More than this, it also has a friendly user interface and some great tools for improving the aspects of your works. Not to mention the complex features like word finding and replacing, tracking changes and adding comments, translation, and so on. All in all, it is the best match for most writers.
3. Google Docs
This list wouldn’t be complete without Google Docs, of course. It is an accurate software that exists by means of Google Drive, which lets you store all your works. One of its major pros is that you can actually share your content with other people, and if you are an editor you know exactly what we are trying to say. More than this, Docs saves and tracks your changes from the first letter that you are typing.
4. TextEdit
As it concerns the Mac users, TextEdit is an easy and practical tool that every single writer or editor should use. It is extremely easy to use and it has some basic features like changing the font color, making it bold, regular, underlined, italic, having also some great shadow effects for words.
5. Kingsoft Office Writer
This program is also a part of a suite, being able to create documents that are compatible with MS Word. It supports rich text editing, the insertion of pictures and tables, documents encryption and more others. As it concerns the suitable features for writers, it also allows adding and removing comments and spell-checking.
6. Office Online
Another great online word processing software besides Microsoft Word is Office Online. It comes as a part of the Online Office Suite and it allows you to create, open and edit Word documents online. Moreover, it also offers some benefits of online software tools: the possibility of accessing your documents from anywhere in the world.
7. ThinkFree
Concerning the fact that we are talking about free online word processing software, ThinkFree is a web-based program that allows you to write, open and save web documents from your browser, without installing any program on your computer. The only thing that you should do before using it is making an account that will provide you online storage. All your documents will be saved in that storage and there you can create, edit or delete them.
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