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Hasn't there been a cultural change in how people write longer texts? Office and other WYSIWYG applications is still very popular, but many today writes in som
by tored 5y ago
Hasn't there been a cultural change in how people write longer texts?
Office and other WYSIWYG applications is still very popular, but many today writes in some sort of markup language and then applies different templates.
Most important part IMHO is the spell checker, MS Word's has become quite advanced with grammar support etc. If I'm ever going to write anything in Word, it would be for the spell checker. But apart from that I prefer my writing in a text editor or something akin to that.
I experimented a bit with Writemonkey (Windows only) but I think Manuscript is somewhat similar
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