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In the beginning, there was the word processor
Now, most of us use Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or OpenOffice/LibreOffice Writer, but once upon a time word processors were new, exotic programs.
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The year in video: ZDNet's top 10 tech events
Here's a look at the most watched videos on ZDNet in 2010.
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Apple shows off word processing software for iPad
Philip Schiller, senior vice president of product marketing, demos the company's productivity app iWork and offers a peek at word processing on the new iPad.
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Efficiency, sustainability, and digital natives accelerate paper's path to digital
As people spend more time consuming information digitally at home and at work, reliance on paper continues to decrease. But how far are we across the Digital Divide? In 1975, George E. Pake, then...
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Snow Leopard's RTF, Rosetta handling: Beware of changed behaviors
Snow Leopard makes some important changes in the way that Mac OS X handles RTF (rich text format) documents and the application that will launch them. This could come as a surprise in your...
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Microsoft cries the sky will fall if injunction not stayed
Can the world survive without the latest version of Word? Microsoft thinks not. Facing an injunction of sales of the Office flagship over a patent violation, Microsoft asked to stay the injuction...
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Microsoft patents XML word processing documents
The patent would appear to cover all usage of XML and XSDs in word processing document, which would effectively leave all other modern word processors - and other software that used their...
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Review: Documents To Go raises the bar for iPhone word processing
One limitation on the iPhone that has always kept another device in my gear bag ready to go is the lack of ability to create or edit Microsoft Office Word documents. Just over a month ago,...
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Microsoft Patent App would add "trust system" to some cut-and-paste operations
There's a newly published Microsoft Patent application that - at least the way I read it- seems to both alter and add significant options to the way in which cut-and-paste is performed between...
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Wachovia: $211 trillion "word-processing error"
Here's a real oddball one for you. Wachovia Bank sent a letter to one customer complaining he was overdrawn on his account. According to WSBT television in Atlanta: A Cobb County man got a...
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Offline editing comes to Zoho Writer
Zoho said Monday that its Web-based Zoho Writer word processing application is adding offline editing capabilities. In a blog post, Zoho said users will be able to edit and view documents...
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Appliance computing
What made appliance computing so great in the late 1990s, was the reliability that came from the vendor's refusal to give up the root passwords for the Linux or BSD variant running the application.
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ASUS on schedule to release $199 subnotebook for back to school
ASUS is on schedule to release their budget subnotebook in late August or September, according to DesktopLinux.com. Slated to start at $199, the device will run Xandros Linux with KDE. It will...
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BuzzWord slowly rolling out beta invites
BuzzWord is starting to give out public invites to the service. That means you can go sign up, tell them what you want to use BuzzWord for, and you'll have a chance at getting in.
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Corel targets irked Microsoft customers
The software maker hopes business customers frustrated by Microsoft's controversial new licensing programs will be ready for a change.
Additional Results
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In the beginning, there was the word processor
Now, most of us use Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or OpenOffice/LibreOffice Writer, but once upon a time word processors were new, exotic programs.
-
The year in video: ZDNet's top 10 tech events
Here's a look at the most watched videos on ZDNet in 2010.
-
Apple shows off word processing software for iPad
Philip Schiller, senior vice president of product marketing, demos the company's productivity app iWork and offers a peek at word processing on the new iPad.
-
Efficiency, sustainability, and digital natives accelerate paper's path to digital
As people spend more time consuming information digitally at home and at work, reliance on paper continues to decrease. But how far are we across the Digital Divide? In 1975, George E. Pake, then...
-
Snow Leopard's RTF, Rosetta handling: Beware of changed behaviors
Snow Leopard makes some important changes in the way that Mac OS X handles RTF (rich text format) documents and the application that will launch them. This could come as a surprise in your...
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