I am very pleased I can “purify” the layout, meaning, I can hide all those ugly (= ugly everywhere, in any program) toolbars, rulers and such. a fraction of what you have to pay for the behemoth. The standard registration fee is $35, i.e. In other words, Atlantis does everything I want out of a word processor.Ītlantis can be installed on a USB drive as a portable application.Īnother plus: no ribbon to take usable space! It also handles different languages well.
And it does outlining, styles, footnotes and endnotes. On the other hand, it offers “Save as eBook” which converts converts any document to the eBook format. If you need Tables or revision control, it is not for you. Since someone asked, Atlantis is a word processor which offers most of the standard features, but it is not bloated.
I have some suggestions and would be very pleased if you gave me an answer to them.įirst of all, I would like to cite Manfred Kühn in full - this is not entirely “legal” from a purely formal-legal pov, but I’m absolutely sure that this (Kant) philosophy university professor I hold in deep respect would not be opposed to be cited here in this form, since he’s fond of your word processor and hence would certainly like it to be “marketed” in the very best way it could.įrom his blog (which is very insteresting in all possible respect for everybody who’s interested in word processing and text creation (be it academic, literary or “just” “creating manuals, text books, whatever”): The “Atlantis” word processor will be on sale on bits, these next days, again, and here’s what I wrote there on that very fine product of sw with so much of potential:
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