Wow, last time I started Word, it plopped me right on page one with a blinking cursor. If all you want to do is type in text and keep moving forward, word is as easy to use as any other text entry tool. Just start typing and ignore the menus. And for a writer the built in auto-save can be a lifesaver when the power goes out.

There are LOTS of reasons to hate ACTA and for me, none of them are piracy related!

Claiming a copyright treaty negotiation must be secret for National Security reasons is just plain wrong.

Bypassing any legislative power to regulate copyrights is wrong. Using Executive branch treaty negotiations and only giving the legislature a yes/no vote on complex rights and freedom related issues is a very dangerous precedent.

Granting corporations, and or corporate representatives access to the negotiations which ordinary citizens are not is a terrible way to live up to government "of the people, by the people, for the people."

If these negotiations were simply to accomplish what you imply, then why must they be secret, and why are legislatures being intentionally bypassed?