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Topic	What are the best (ideally free or cheap) alternatives to Microsoft Word?
dotsdfe 09/20/21 1:27:12 AM #1:	I got a new computer fairly recently, and it's great in most everything, except it doesn't come with any version of Word aside from an online-only version. I'm really not a fan of typing on something like that for a long time, and doubly so because my internet is very unstable at my current place. I often write when my net goes down, so an online-only Word doesn't really do much for me. I also don't trust it in case I was typing something bigger when I had an outage or something, because my ISP is absolutely horrible. Are there any good alternatives out there? I don't need anything mega fancy with a ton of features or anything. Just like, a few steps up from Notepad or something, ideally. --- Winner of the Third Hacked User Contest. World's #1 Phoenix Wright fan. <cite>dotsdfe posted [p:958222807] in What are t... [t:79670023]...</cite> <quote>I got a new computer fairly recently, and it's great in most everything, except it doesn't come with any version of Word aside from an online-only version. I'm really not a fan of typing on something like that for a long time, and doubly so because my internet is very unstable at my current place. I often write when my net goes down, so an online-only Word doesn't really do much for me. I also don't trust it in case I was typing something bigger when I had an outage or something, because my ISP is absolutely horrible. Are there any good alternatives out there? I don't need anything mega fancy with a ton of features or anything. Just like, a few steps up from Notepad or something, ideally. --- Winner of the Third Hacked User Contest. World's #1 Phoenix Wright fan.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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