word processor openoffice.orgWord Processor, openoffice.org We have covered autoresponder so now lets focus on having a good reliable word processor. I will talk mainly about a free program you can get called “openoffice 2.0.org” Why? Because that is what I am using and what I am most happy with. It is highly reliable and has a high level of compatibility with Microsoft files. You can use Microsoft Office if you want to, that is up to you. You can download a 60 day trial demo by going to: Microsoft.com/Office. Of course after your 60 days is up you will then have to buy it. Personally I wasn't too pleased with it but that is my opinion. Especially when openoffice.org has more features and more benefits and it is FREE. Can't beat that with a stick. I'll give you the link a little further on. Or click on the graffic.
It is compatible with all the major operating systems; even you Mac users whom I've seen left out on a lot of software. Here are the systems supported: Windows (of course), Linux, Solaris, Mac OSX, Linux PPC, and Free BSD.
The only cost to you is the amount of time it will take to download it. If you are still using dial up then I do suggest you have your self a good downloader program as it is a rather large file. That way you can schedule the download at a more desirable time. (like, when you are sleeping) and one that you can resume download at different intervals. For Windows version it is 93 MB, For Mac version 135 MB Before I forget, here is the link: Word Processor, Open Office-download 
If you don't mind spending a few dollars you can get it on CD-ROM which of course incurs a cost. What you are paying for though is just the cost of the disk and the time for having it burned to the CD. The last time I checked you could get it for $7.49 at
Amazon.com-(click here) if you would rather do that.
After all that, just what do I need a word processor for anyway? That is a very good question and I'm glad you asked. It's good to see you paying attention as well. The answer is so that you can write your newsletters (emails), for writing articles, your sales letters, your ads, and for pre-writing your web copy before turning it into a web page. (which is what I do). After you have it perfected to your liking all you have to do is save it to a file. Then when you are ready for it, open the file, right click and choose select all, right click again and choose copy. Then go to your web site building program, whether it be off-line or on-line, right click again and paste. Easy. That's enough of that.
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