The speller is equally featured, checking the spelling in mixed Hebrew and English texts, offering translation and a thesaurus but only in Hebrew. As one would expect from high-end packages, Qtext provides forms with form fields which can be text field, numeric field, list box and option box. The program supports protected forms as well although the method of protecting them is a little odd. Mailmerge is also featured as is a labelling tool that allows you to define the layout of the label sheets. The program also supports a primitive form of macros which stores keypresses and can replicate them.
Macros come in either a temporary form or a permanent form.
The inclusion of graphics is most welcome and beyond my expectations of such a package. The graphics occupy paragraph space and text cannot be wrapped around the graphics and graphics cannot be used as a watermark. A sum tool for doing calculations in tables as well as in paragraph text, a sort of format painter in the form of copy tabs, index tools and more just add to the power of this package. The indexing has an unusual approach. It requires the user to create a list of words that the program should recognise as index-items or keywords for the document to be indexed and then ask the program to scan the document for the keywords in the keyword file.