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WordStar was where I started back in the DOS days. Then WordPerfect, and now Microsoft Word, where I've remained for upwards of 20 years. That said, I don't do
by genjipress 10y ago
WordStar was where I started back in the DOS days. Then WordPerfect, and now Microsoft Word, where I've remained for upwards of 20 years.
That said, I don't do organization for writing projects in Word itself -- for that, I'm using TiddlyWiki (stupid name, GREAT software).
I tried Scrivener briefly, but I found it too closed-ended and cramping of my style to be really worth it.
FocusWriter (also mentioned downthread) is a really nice little app, although it's best for banging stuff out rather than for full workflow. I end up going back to Word simply because of the revision tracking and annotation stuff.