Best Word Processors for HTML

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Use the comparison tool below to compare the top Word Processors for HTML on the market. You can filter results by user reviews, pricing, features, platform, region, support options, integrations, and more.

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    CryptPad Reviews

    CryptPad

    CryptPad

    €5 per month
    2 Ratings
    CryptPad was designed to facilitate collaboration. It syncs changes to documents in real-time. All data is encrypted so administrators and the service don't have access to the edited or stored content. CryptDrive allows you to store and manage documents. To organize documents, create folders, shared folders and tags. Upload and share files (PDFs. Photos. Video. Audio. Users can share team drives between them. This allows for collaboration and fine-grained access control. CryptPad doesn't profit from user data. This is part of an online service that respects privacy. CryptPad is not like other platforms that claim to be free but make profits from personal data. Instead, it aims to create a sustainable model that users can fund. CryptPad's functionality is available for free because we believe everyone should have privacy and not just those with disposable income.
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    AbleWord Reviews
    AbleWord, a word processing program that can read and create most common document formats, including PDFs, is very powerful. It supports image formatting, tables and headers & feeters, spell checking, and print preview functions. It is completely free for commercial use. There are several Word Processing programs available for Windows, but none that offer the same features as AbleWord. It is compatible with most popular document formats, including.DOCX and.DOCX. Ableword can also open and export PDFs which makes it an extremely useful tool. AbleWord is very easy to install and use. It can be used to edit PDFs and convert PDF to Word®, but it is also a great word processor that supports all of Microsoft Word®. For more information, see our online help or our getting started guide.
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    AbiWord Reviews
    AbiWord, a free word processing program, is similar to Microsoft®, Word. It can be used for many word processing tasks. Version 3.0.5 is our latest stable release. It is available in many languages and operating systems. AbiWord can usually be downloaded from your Linux distribution repository. AbiWord has been rapidly evolving into a state of the art word processor. It offers many useful features for personal and professional use, as well as for fun typing. This tour will give you a quick overview of some AbiWord's best features. AbiWord was designed to seamlessly integrate with the operating system it runs. It will benefit from the system's functionality, such as image loading and printing capabilities. What good is a word processor if you can't share your documents to your friends? AbiWord can read and write all industry-standard document types such as OpenOffice.org documents or Microsoft Word documents.
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    RoughDraft Reviews

    RoughDraft

    Richard Salsbury

    Free
    RoughDraft is a freeware word processr for Windows 95, 98 and ME. It also supports NT, 2000 and XP. It is suitable for general usage, but it has features that are specifically designed for creative writing, novel, short stories, articles and plays, as well as screenplays. It is designed to be as simple as possible. It has all the features you need but is not difficult to use. Formatting is made easy by the special modes for screenplays and plays. Side panel that makes common operations faster and easier. You can instantly back up all your files to any device you choose. This is a great way to ensure that you don't lose anything. Automatic creation of cover pages to support manuscript submissions. Automatic insertion of user-definable words, such as character names and commonly used words. Four additional clipboards are available for inserting longer phrases and paragraphs. A simple but comprehensive printing system that includes a print preview.
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