How to Add Checkboxes in Word, Apple Pages, and Google Docs
You can add a checkbox if an itemized list needs to be ticked off. Here's how to add checkboxes in Word, Apple Pages, and Google Docs.
Don't Buy Office 2019! Here's Why You May Not Need It
Should you buy Office 2019? We don't think so. Here's why Office 2019 isn't worth it, and what to try instead.
Ultimate Microsoft Office Mastery: 90+ Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials for You
Here are tons of tips, tricks, and tutorials to help you learn the ins and outs of both Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel.
Notepad vs. WordPad: What's the Difference Between Text Editors?
Wondering what Notepad and WordPad are for, how they differ, and if they're worth using? Find out in this overview.
Take Full Advantage of Google Docs With These 11 Add-Ons
Want to make Google Docs do more? Install these useful extensions to supercharge your Google Docs experience.
The 8 Best Free Online Word Processors
Online word processors come in all shapes and sizes. Use these select picks to choose the writing tool that's right for you.
What Is the LaTeX Document Format and How to Use It
LaTeX documents are often used in publishing. These tips, guides, and more will tell you everything you need to start making use of LaTeX.
Looking to Replace Ulysses on Mac or iOS? Try These Alternatives
Not pleased with word processor Ulysses adopting a subscription model? Fortunately there are lots of great alternatives to choose from!
How iWork Works: The Basics of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote
Have you always dismissed Apple's productivity apps as unsuitable for your office needs? It's time to reconsider!
60 Awesome iPhone & iPad Apps for Students Heading Back to School
If you're heading back to school with an iPhone or iPad, there are a huge number of apps available on the App Store that can help you get work done.
Zoho Writer vs. Google Docs & Microsoft Word Online: Is It Time to Switch?
If you're not completely satisfied with Office Online or Google Drive, try this free online word processor: Zoho Writer 4.0 comes with a clutter-free interface optimized for widescreen monitors.
Improve your Writing with Linux and These Great Apps
The vast majority of writers make their living typing words on a screen, and some do it using Linux. Various apps make the job easier, but which ones should you use?
Save Word Documents as Templates for Easier Editing
Saving an Office file as a template means that you can quickly make multiple versions from one master without accidentally overwriting it. Here's how.
10 Productive GNOME Office Apps You Need in Your Home Office
GNOME Office doesn't exist... or does it? These ten apps don't form a cohesive office suite, but they come close, and are likely to help you be productive from your Linux desktop.
Write!: A Minimal Word Processor with Cloud Sync, Markdown & More
Whether you’re a blogger, note-taker, or quality-conscious social media addict, an app like Write could go a long way.
Which Office Suite Is Best for You?
You'll be pressed to find an occupation that doesn't require word or number processing of some sort. And you may wonder, is Microsoft Office really the best solution? Here are your options.
5 Mac Word Processors To Help You Write That College Paper
Finding sources to cite is easy. Planning a paper is easy. Sitting down and writing the thing? Much harder — do yourself a favour and get the right tool for the job.
Ulysses, Pages & Write: 3 Very Different Writing Tools for iPad
We're no strangers to the Mac versions of Pages and Ulysses or the earlier version of Write for iOS, but which is of these apps is best for writing on your iPad?
Need A Lightweight & Portable Word Processor? Jarte Delivers
Microsoft Word has become bloated! The selection of alternatives is limited. One has been around since 2001 and was almost forgotten. Jarte is free, lightweight, offers tabs among other features, and comes with a portable option.
Quip: A Collaborative, Mobile-First Word Processor For iOS & Web
While a tablet or smartphone certainly can't (presently) do everything our PCs can, there are certain tasks that may be better suited to your mobile devices, such as word processing. While typing thousands of words on your iPad or iPhone might not sound like your idea of a good time, there's no denying how useful it is to have access to your documents wherever you are. One novel approach to mobile word processing Quip (free), a collaborative mobile-first word processor that also works as a web app.