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Can anyone recommend a free apple word processor app that is the equivalent to microsoft notepad/wordpad , this part of my learning for html and the book i am reading says i need to get this so i thought perhaps someone here has already done similar :confused:
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I am sure i can just go to the app shop but i may get a good one by asking here first ..... many thanks in advance
 
spacey said:
Can anyone recommend a free apple word processor app that is the equivalent to microsoft notepad/wordpad , this part of my learning for html and the book i am reading says i need to get this so i thought perhaps someone here has already done similar :confused:
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I am sure i can just go to the app shop but i may get a good one by asking here first ..... many thanks in advance
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Have you tried Textedit? (apple), it will be in the applications section. A very plain text editor is going to be best for html.
 
Mick said:
Installed on every mac in Applications, not in the MAS :)
Search Spotlight for Textedit (easier way to find it)
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Yep i have just spotted it, gotta admit owning a mac is doing my head in but like most things /// practice is perfection so i'll get there , cheers
 
I got use to it after a few months and now using windows is very confusing (others will disagree).

If you want something more powerful than just Textedit have a look at Coda - http://panic.com/coda/
 
Brave man. Not sure myself if I could do that. Been an MS guy since dos 3.1 or something like that.
Always feel lost in front of my friend's macs.
 
i'm PC, but MAC conversion is EASY.

if it was on the left its now on the right, if it was on the right its now on the left.

if it was at the top its now at the bottom

if it was called "file manager" its now called " some funky San Francisco code word for .........file"

easy, also stop buying beer because almost everything you want is no longer FREE.

tim
 
mac osx is easy to use and a lot more powerful because of the underlying unix code. Being a former PC user, osx is far superior to windows, which just gets worse every time a new version is released and MS charge you hundreds of dollars for the 'privilege'.

As for MS Office, as a power user, the same bugs in the 1997 version of MS Office are still there today, they just change the box and the tool bar and release a "new" version almost every year - and everyone just keeps buying it. Great business model!

just my 5 cents worth
 
I recently got a new laptop with win8 on it for Helena, she HATES it, that was back in june and she won't use the thing !! but she has to move to it soon for various logistical reasons.

myself, I am on vista and two 8 year old XP's and they all "talk" to each other nicely/mostly.

i'm also still running MS office 2003 and VERY happy. I use a little dreamweaver 2004, adobe suite cs2, free filezilla for ftp, and keep my browsers and wordpress up to date .

I agree if you had to update all the time it would be a waste, everything I have is "stable" and I can't see myself having to change/upgrade for years and possibly by then I will be in the mood to move to a google docs type setup?

who knows whats around the corner?

tim
 
I grabbed a new pc last year and went to install 'windows office' which had to more licenses on the disk, i was then informed that because the disk was over two years old it would not allow me to upload 'office' onto my computer ...... get stuffed microsoft
 
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