Unlike a word processor, which is designed for preparing printed pages, a text editor focuses on providing means of producing and changing content. Instead, it focuses on helping you manipulate text in ways that word processors generally can't. Beta B expires June 30, 2001. Z-Write was recently reviewed by MacUser magazine and given 4.5 mice. 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. Z-Write may be previewed for free with no limitations for two weeks.