Z-Write allows users to store an unlimited number of documents as a single file, in theory making organization, editing, and revisions easier. Beta B expires June 30, 2001. The Mac OS X native version of Z-Write is scheduled to ship by Macworld Expo this summer. Instead of the nightmare of managing hundreds of separate word processing files of notes, ideas, chapters, revisions, character bios, bibliography information, quotations, website locations, etc. With support for unlimited Sections of information, Z-Write makes finding and organizing the disparate snippets of text associated with large writing projects a snap.
Users are free to organize information any way they want.
Move, combine, and print out just the Sections needed. Manage multiple versions of chapters, export a completed book as linked HTML files or Rich Text Format, even view multiple Sections at the same time. Z-Write eschews the bloat of many of today's word processors, offering simplicity and elegance. Streamlined for writing, it stays out of your way so you can actually get work done. You can find more information at the Stone Table Software Web site.