Keep in mind that my mother had pretty much no problem with Vista.
'Serenity'
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::Thinks of the beauty that was WordPerfect. Cries.::
Thinks of the beauty that was WordPerfect
Indeed.
But these days I stay with NotePad.
::Thinks of the beauty that was WordPerfect. Cries.::
Reveal codes!
holds hands with MW, sniffs.
Reveal codes!
A thing of beauty and a joy forever.
I'll never forget the day I was trying to do my usual grad-school paper style of:
1) title page
2) page with quote or picture
3) start of paper text (with no number)
4) second page (numbering starts with 2)
In Word.
I was on with the help line at Microsoft for almost an hour before I (emphasis on I) finally figured out how to do it.
No love for Word Star?
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that I loved Word 4.0. Which was... 1990, or thereabouts. It did everything I needed it to, in about three different ways, but wasn't this bloated unintuitive mess we now have. I still miss it. Once upon a time, I was able to set styles and have them work; no more.
I actually still kinda fondly miss PFS:Write. I used that on my Apple II for years. Then Appleworks, but I seem to remember liking PFS more.
I like LaTeX. And am rather fond of Pages, for most of my duties. Neither of them lets me do a really good merge from an arbitrary spreadsheet, though, so Word serves a major purpose for me.