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I absolutely love the "Reveal Codes" feature, the Outlining/Numbering feature and the ability to BOTH format on-the-fly and edit after-the-fact.

Reveal codes shows you every change in the document EXACTLY where it happens - and you can use it to place the cursor exactly where you need the change to occur. You can actually see the change written on the screen. No more looking at dialog boxes or scrolling through menus to figure out what just happened. REVEAL CODES tells you and shows you where it happened. Don't like the font color you picked? Place the cursor right after the change code and backspace. Your text remains but the color reverts to what it was.

I do a great deal of writing that requires I use industry-standard outlining/formatting/numbering. No problem. I've created custom "styles" that I have used for years, from version to version. If I need to tweak the format or adjust the outlining "system", no problem, I adjust the style and can then chose whether to apply that style to old documents or not. My choice.

I can cut/paste a wide variety of graphics/photos/other documents into my work. I can footnote, create tables of content,etc. Easy.

The best part: I can see the change AND to formatting codes that underlie that change. No guessing or trying to figure out where the change starts/ends. I also use "reveal codes" to purge my documents of orphan format changes. Ever placed your cursor between two words and started typing only to find the text showing up underlined and bold even though the existing text was neither .... and then you remembered that section you deleted .... and apparently didn't get all of it? Now you can leave yourself a nice, clean document by making sure old formats, page breaks, whatever have truly been deleted.

I have used WordPerfect for over 40 years while also having to use MS Word because of requirements of some clients. So I know both programs well. While WordPerfect is not as ubiquitous as MS Word or as widely used as it once was, that's only because of Microsoft's practice of giving MS Word away. WordPerfect is reasonably priced, infinitely capable /customizable and has ease of use features that MS Word has never been able to beat. Avis collecté par et hébergé sur G2.com.

It is no longer as widely used as it once was so it's not as easy to find documents already in the WordPerfect file format. But WordPerfect will read/edit most formats - including MS Word - and convert back and forth. So it requires an extra step but then I get all of the other advantages of WordPerfect. Avis collecté par et hébergé sur G2.com.