Nice set of links, but a few remakrks:
YeahWrite:
The freeware version is (acording to their own words) serve crippleware:
<quote>
If you'd like to give Yeah Write a try, you can download and install our
shareware version. This version includes the free version, which includes
about 50% of the features, and a 15 day free trial of the full vers
</quote>
I wouldn't recommend Yeah Write here, even if the $ware version were
free. It is definitely NOT a primary use word processor. The program
comes with document templates, which one fills in. Document types are
limited to those templates. And there are other limitations as well.
[applies to both versions]
"Yeah Write supports only one font per document, although is does
support various font sizes for headings and titles. The program does
not support hyphenation, endnotes, footnotes, a table of contents or
an index. A document can have only one margin setting. Page numbers,
headers and footers are included with some of the printed styles, but
a writer cannot define them. YW does not import Word documents (only
text, WP51, and a limited RTF). Finally, writers cannot define their
own document types (someday we hope to make this possible)."
[allowed document types]
"Folders have names which match the type of document contained in the
folders. The free versions of Yeah Write have folders for a diary, a
journal, general purpose documents, personal letters, business
letters, memos, and notes. Registered and retail versions also have
folders for an address book, e-mail messages (send only), faxes (send
only), business letters with return addresses, envelopes, phone
messages, text, and to do lists. With each folder, a writer can create
a document by clicking on <New> in the index and filling in the blanks
in the document window."
To be fair, I have this program and do use it. Just not for its
intended purpose. It's fine for small databases, well if you can see
humor in salutations for your data -
NAME The Gimp
ADDRESS [URL}
[installation date]
Dear Mr Gimp:
....
"Dear Mrs. Grandma's Cookies,"
