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Nisus Writer Express

Nisus Writer Express

Easy-to-use word processor.

Version:  3.3.1

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Freedom from Word -- a bullet-proof writer's app

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Contributed by: ian.greig Thursday, December 15 2005 @ 08:17 AM PST

Product Platform: MacOSX

Used Product For: 6-12 months

I'm a former Nisus Writer user who also uses (or more accurately, used) Word for interchange documents. I'm finding Nisus Express .rtf's are quite acceptable with Windows Word users, which is a great breakthrough. Especially as Nisus Express drives a lot better than Word, and these days pretty much everything works -- bullets, styles,formatting (NE 1 was a bit lacking). Nisus Express is now the best writer's word processor out there. It's fast, it's bullet proof, it's intuitive. Can't understand why it's not showing a full ***** on VT.
The one area which isn't so strong is the graphics handling. For some run of the mill work I like to include graphics and do quick'n'dirty layouts right there in the WP. The old Nisus Writer was excellent in this respect -- NE still only fair, but improvements are coming through all the time.   
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Freedom from Word -- a bullet-proof writer's app - stoneman

One of the reasons I have never been able to give this app full marks, is because initially it had no footnotes. Now it does, but in the past I experienced more than a few stability issues. Maybe that's changed. Meanwhile, although I prefer Nisus's interface, Mellel has proved more reliable for my needs, although it does not let me do multiple undos back past the last time I saved. But you're right, this is a good app.

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Thursday, December 15 2005 @ 09:06 AM PST