Existing users, 
This is a very speedy and professional word processing application. It was a quiet relief to see the bloated features of Word *gone* and replaced by simple and productive writing tools.
My only complaint is this...what must we do to escape the curse of brushed metal? Apple is mostly to blame, with half of their OS in brushed metal and the other not. It's a mess. What program is everyone using to get rid of it in Mellel?
Mellel
Advanced word processor designed especially for scholars, creative, technical writers.
Version: 2.7.2
Ok.
Feedback Type: Commentary
Contributed by: -=Someone=- Tuesday, December 28 2004 @ 08:27 AM PST
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Less than a month
Recommend Product: YES
Comments
conspiracy-whacky? - kunstmaler
considering that the US brought saddam hussein to power, supported the mudjaheddin in afghanistan, installed the infamous shah in iran, backs the most backword muslim country in the world (saudi-arabia) and has always backed terror-regimes in central- and southamerica, i'd NEVER buy any american spyware, be it mac OS, MS windows, or the devil knows. how do i know if or if not the CIA is putting spyware into these products, not that i'm saying so, but i'd investigate thoroughly...Wednesday, February 16 2005 @ 04:22 PM PST
Ok. - Duckhue
I have MS Word, AppleWorks, and now a REALLY Great one, AbiWord , which is free. A lot of people aren't buying Mellel because it's made in Israel. I don't know if you are aware but Israel handles 100% of the USA's wire tapping. That's right 100% and that's for this country too. There was recent news that they were even using that and spying on our own government. So I would NEVER buy ANY software that was made in israel. On top of that, I consider them a terrorist state. I'm not saying that there is some really evil spyware in Mellel, but I'm not saying there isn't either. I'm not supporting anyone from a terrorist country and I'm not trusting this software. If I were you I would do research on it first. It is a really nice application, but that may be the bait to lure you into the trap.Reply to This
Tuesday, January 18 2005 @ 05:39 PM PST