I designed it for people who write often and who think about what they are typing while they are typing it.
Some word processors remind users constantly of the actions available.
For people who use a word processor infrequently, these have the advantage of minimizing the demands on users' memories. However, the screen space devoted to reminding users what to do cuts down on the screen space available for users' text. People who write regularly will soon memorize Microwriter's codes, whereas word processors designed for quick learning and infrequent use would impede their writing. Also, users can view a series of help displays whenever they want. These may be appropriate for professional typists or business firms, but they are less useful for writers who reflect while typing.