Also, the tiny black characters and the stark white backgrounds used by these programs make documents hard to read on the screen. Yeah Write doesn't look anything like a standard word processor. Screen fonts are set independently from printed fonts, so a writer can edit with large characters and print with normal size characters. The program interface is simple enough that using most features is fairly obvious, even to users with a minimal amount of Windows experience. Documents Document management is transparent, which is a another way of saying that the writer doesn't have to worry about filenames.
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. YW saves a document automatically when the writer exits the program or stops typing for a few seconds. When the writer prints a document, Yeah Write displays a preview of the printed document. By clicking on the various printed styles to the right of the preview, the author can quickly change the look of a document. In many cases, the document prints perfectly the first time.