OpenOffice Writer 3.0
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Writer is the word processor part of the OpenOffice suite. Its a full featured word processor with all of the advanced features found in commercial word processors. Also Writer exports directly to HTML or PDF for use on websites - or just for e-mailing without loss of layout or design and while staying compatible with the receiver's software solutions. |
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