WordRider v0.54 Released
Posted by Michael on 16 January 2005, 04:44 GMT
One well-developed and useful program that has been on our site in earlier versions for quite some time is WordRider. WordRider is a graphical editor for the computer that aids in the creation of text documents designed for later on-calc viewing with the great TxtRider program for the 89/92+. WordRider is a WYSIWYG editor that supports many features such as pictures, fonts, et cetera. Essentially it's like Microsoft Word for the calculator. Best of all, it's open source under the GPL license. The WordRider Homepage is full of information and documenation, including screenshots for the curious. WordRider requires Windows 2000/XP or Linux.
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Re: WordRider v0.54 Released
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Marty McNeal
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Wow. Nice. It's almost too good to be true. What's the catch? :)
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16 January 2005, 05:33 GMT
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Re: WordRider v0.54 Released
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Lionel Debroux
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txtrider is a good program, but it needs a kernel. A while ago, I saw it crash all the time on my classmates' calculators, but a good part of the problems are definitely due to dirty DoorsOS, which they used.
Hib-Text and Hib-View don't need a kernel, but Hib-View is known as unstable.
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16 January 2005, 10:21 GMT
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Re: WordRider v0.54 Released
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artraid
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I don't mean to be an ass, but why not just use MS Word and the NoteFolio APP? Oh, right, you have to pay for Notefolio... unless you bought a TI Keyboard or an 89T. :P
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16 January 2005, 16:51 GMT
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