Comments on: Word Procesors continued: OpenOffice.org Write vs. MS Word vs. Google Docs vs. Zoho Writer vs. Abiword http://tmac.andrewmin.com/blog/archives/33 Accessibly Technical Sat, 03 Dec 2011 09:25:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Timmy http://tmac.andrewmin.com/blog/archives/33/comment-page-1#comment-2521 Timmy Thu, 14 Jan 2010 13:14:58 +0000 http://tmac.andrewmin.com/blog/?p=33#comment-2521 >2.4 ghz That'll do it--I tested with a 1.0Ghz processor. >2.4 ghz

That’ll do it–I tested with a 1.0Ghz processor.

]]> By: Marlon http://tmac.andrewmin.com/blog/archives/33/comment-page-1#comment-2519 Marlon Thu, 14 Jan 2010 12:42:56 +0000 http://tmac.andrewmin.com/blog/?p=33#comment-2519 I have to disagree a little. I have a really old, slow laptop. It has a 2.4 ghz single core processor (which helps) but 198MB of ram and zoho runs fantastically. . .considering the shortcomings of my machine. I've tried iNetword, Buzzword, Google Docs, and Zoho. Buzzword would freeze up the fastest and I could get a good five minutes of use out of iNetWord, zoho and docs were the only ones that worked for me. I like the simplicity of google docs, but I didn't really like looking at it, there weren't many formatting options and, I really don't like the way it opens documents. Zoho is just beautiful! (I mean figuratively, mostly, but visually it's nice on the eyes too, not flashy like Buzzword, not blank like google docs)It's interface is very comfortable and the only time I get lag on that computer is when I have a lot of tabs open for like, 12 hours and then I come back to the zoho tab. right around that time, everything pretty much get's shot to hell. I'd recommend it to anyone. But google does a consistent job at being "the next best thing" and I respect that; especially for such an online jack of all trades type of company. I have to disagree a little. I have a really old, slow laptop. It has a 2.4 ghz single core processor (which helps) but 198MB of ram and zoho runs fantastically. . .considering the shortcomings of my machine. I’ve tried iNetword, Buzzword, Google Docs, and Zoho. Buzzword would freeze up the fastest and I could get a good five minutes of use out of iNetWord, zoho and docs were the only ones that worked for me.

I like the simplicity of google docs, but I didn’t really like looking at it, there weren’t many formatting options and, I really don’t like the way it opens documents. Zoho is just beautiful! (I mean figuratively, mostly, but visually it’s nice on the eyes too, not flashy like Buzzword, not blank like google docs)It’s interface is very comfortable and the only time I get lag on that computer is when I have a lot of tabs open for like, 12 hours and then I come back to the zoho tab.

right around that time, everything pretty much get’s shot to hell. I’d recommend it to anyone. But google does a consistent job at being “the next best thing” and I respect that; especially for such an online jack of all trades type of company.

]]> By: The Top 8 of ‘08 http://tmac.andrewmin.com/blog/archives/33/comment-page-1#comment-248 The Top 8 of ‘08 Thu, 01 Jan 2009 14:56:50 +0000 http://tmac.andrewmin.com/blog/?p=33#comment-248 [...] Word Procesors continued: OpenOffice.org Write vs. MS Word vs. Google Docs vs. Zoho Writer vs. Abiwo... Yeah…this was one of my first posts, back when I didn’t know how to write or research. It’s just notes on my first impressions of a slew of word processors, and for whatever reasons StumbleUpon really liked it. [...] [...] Word Procesors continued: OpenOffice.org Write vs. MS Word vs. Google Docs vs. Zoho Writer vs. Abiwo… Yeah…this was one of my first posts, back when I didn’t know how to write or research. It’s just notes on my first impressions of a slew of word processors, and for whatever reasons StumbleUpon really liked it. [...]

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