> Word processing TeX could be a part of the technology stack for the solution I'm talking about, but neither it nor LaTeX are sufficient on their own. If they

> Word processing TeX could be a part of the technology stack for the solution I'm talking about, but neither it nor LaTeX are sufficient on their own. If they were, regular business users would be using them, and they're not. > Notepad When you send text documents to business types in an email, they click on it in exchange, and it opens in notepad automatically. They then don't know how to deal with the line-endings problem. It's shipped as a default tool, it should be good, it's not even adequate. That's similar to the telnet problem. It's not even my machine I care about, it's the people I deal with who use windows.