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Writing then printing
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pennyshahin_2
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Very simple qustion but i want to write few stories, or just some memories down then print them off , what programme do i need ? thanks
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Depends how fancy you want your finished document to be..
"Microsoft word" does most things ok.“Careful. We don't want to learn from this.”0 -
In order of 'free'ness
Notepad - std part of windows - no formatting control to speak of
look in Programs|Accessories
Wordpad -std part of windows - simple formatting control, may well be all you need
look in Programs|Accessories
OpenOffice - free download - as much control as anyone is likely to need
MS Word - £££££ - more control than anyone is ever likely to need0 -
bob_a_builder wrote: »
MS Word - £££££ - more control than anyone is ever likely to need
:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
You got that right..
I think it has more controll than I could ever dream of learning how to use
I hate it when a computer program assumes that it "knows" what I am trying to do and changes stuff for me....
Then I have to spent 20 min reading the help section.:rotfl:“Careful. We don't want to learn from this.”0 -
I don't believe this post!
What a question! How long have you been using a computer?0 -
I actually love Google Docs - http://docs.google.com
You have to sign up (if you don't have an account already), but there's nothing to download, you can access documents from any computer anywhere, share documents with other people, it autosaves as you type, and it tracks all changes - so you can undo any accidental deletions, even if you made the mistake a week ago, and you've saved the file 20 times since.0 -
Ahhh... nothing like MS-DOS edit. Or, if you must use Windows, Metapad lite is just like Notepad, but without all the stupid bugs.0
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What's wrong with Wordpad? Openoffice is also a free Microsoft Office replacement if you need something more fancy..0
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