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As a former magazine editor and still a freelance writer, I use TextEdit, the Mac equivalent, and have done for years. It's WYSIWYG; it's fast; it doesn't get
by Doctor_Fegg 7y ago
As a former magazine editor and still a freelance writer, I use TextEdit, the Mac equivalent, and have done for years.
It's WYSIWYG; it's fast; it doesn't get in the way. It isn't a bloated behemoth like LibreOffice or MS Office or any other Office. It just pops up a window on the screen for you to type in. Any styling beyond bold and italic would be done by the designer in InDesign anyway.