A Writer's Dream

[maskedwriter]

I have used just about every word processor you can imagine . . . Lotus Word Pro, WordPerfect, Word, and countless shareware programs. I was about to give up and just stick with the closest i could get to perfection, but then I found Atlantis, and this program is awesome. I'm a writer. This program is a writer's dream. I am backing it, recommending it, begging all the writers I know to support the development of the program by purchasing it, and I'm asking all of you to use the "Recommend" feature on the Rising Sun homepage to tell people about the program. I reviewed it at my web site, www.carlhose.com, and I downloaded the press kit use to devote a part of my web site to this program. I've just spent time beta testing with Rising Sun, and I can tell you that these people are diligent, thoughtful, and dedicated to making a word processor that rises above all. I love the word processor and I love Rising Sun.<br><br>Carl Hose<br>Carl Hose.com (www.carlhose.com) ;D

[1953]

I agree wholeheartedly the more you use Atlantis, and with the aid of this forum you realise this is a very good word processor.<br>Ps. Your site is very interesting. How about an item on email programs or have I missed it. (Bookmarked )

[maskedwriter]

I have not yet done any reviews of e-mail programs. I have definitely considered it, though, however, most of my reviews are of writing-related programs. I intend to add a wider variety of reviews later, esecially of programs writers can use. Almost any software can be considered writing-related, so that would leave me a lot of options. Hell, I even consider some of my games essential to my writing. There are times when I draw a blank and need to clear my mind, in which case the games are a great way to do it. I'll look into e-mail programs.

[Bad English]

I would like Atlantis to have a macro wich makes functional the TAB key to cycle the paragraph through the Character's, Dialogue's, Parenthetical's and so formats modes.

[Guest]

This is beyond me

[JB]

Bad English - they don't use the TAB key, but as I've put in my other post - there are some screenwriting macros at

http://www.geocities.com/shortcuts7uk/at.htm