A good alternative is abiword. Don't know if it exists on Windows tho.
this post was submitted on 02 Sep 2023
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I get it. MS has a “free” rich text editor, it’s Word online. You can easily install any other simple rich text editor (is abiword still a thing?) on Windows. Wordpad probably has minimal usage.
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Oh for fucks sake
You can add it back to the library from an older edition, and it will run fine if you want it badly enough.
eh, there's plenty of tools out there like notepad++, atom, obsidian, etc.
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how will I read the instructions a vendor sent me for a windows server that is a word doc because who knows? Oh no... Anyway