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Subject: Microsoft Word vs WordPerfect
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Forwarded post:

Microsoft Word vs WordPerfect

By rey
Wednesday, January 18, 2017

Years ago, I used WordPerfect for all my academic papers.
I felt the program was more friendly toward that type of
writing, easier to cite, create footnotes, end notes,
bibliographies, etc. As Microsoft Word no longer comes as
part of the operating system package, I have been
considering my options.

My question is two-fold; is WordPerfect still a good
product? Is it superior to Microsoft Word? What do
professional writers prefer and why? (Yeah, that's three.
I guess I'm a heavy tipper.)

Thanks.

Posted by rey

End of forwarded post.

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