Appleworks Still Word Processing Program?

I am using Appleworks on my OSX 2.8. Is Appleworks still the word processing program on Macs? I was looking at a 10.4 and didnt notice Appleworks on it. Thanks.

Apple ceased including a word processing program when they started selling the intel macs. Appleworks still works on the intel macs but it is PPC not universal. The word processing program that apple sells that is universal is Pages (part of iWorks). It is not included with any macs but a demo is included.
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Lady Artemis wrote:
We upgraded our Mac OS X to a Maverick in order to run a Dragon Program. However, we no longer have a word processing program! Appleworks is not supported. Doesn't the upgraded Maverick have a word processing program included?
Not included. You can purchase Pages in the App Store, or use a free word processor like Bean or a free office suite like LibreOffice or OpenOffice (and there's also MicroSoft Office for Mac)

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I want any Appleworks file I open to open in Pages - is there a setting to make that happen?

Hello ADW,
To change the default programme used to open a filetype, Get Info on one of the files you are looking to set, the change the Open With selection to Pages.
Then click on Use this application to open all documents like this one.
You will have to repeat this for each file type you want to use that way.
Have a wonderful day!
-=C=-

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Hi
Pages is very good as a Word Processor but it lacks the ability to do Macros if you continually do a repeat operation. For me I cut and paste text from another source and it needs reformatting Font; bold, size, colour every time I do it. It is a real pest.
Many years ago Word Perfect Mac could do this [still the best wordprocessor interface] also [from memory] Apple Works had the ability to record macros.
A current MAC wordprocessor to look at which will do pretty much everything INCLUDING MACROS is Nisus Writer. Express version is $49, Pro version $79 and it has a free 15 day demo.
Cheers

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Hi, Wayne. Welcome to Apple Support Communities.
Is AppleWorks installed? It's what I use, and came on many iBook models.
TextEdit Is a rudimentary word processor, and is included with Mac OS X.

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Eustace,
1. Yes, the screenshot did not survive the trip into the text entry box after I hit send or whatever. Maybe I should upload it to my Flickr account and give it its own set and then insert the URL for that set here.
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I understand your suggestion that I can use Terminal to delete the unwanted locked files but my computer is not acting quite the way the tutorial in your link suggests.
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Mac 101: Automator http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2488 My apologies if this is what you already read. It does not have functons of a word processing program. it allows you to program repetitive tasks.

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As fruhulda said, it was an AppleWorks 6 draw document.
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Have a Merry Christmas & enjoy the rare Christmas snow we're expecting tomorrow.

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We used 4.3 as an effective tool for thesis production but in many ways it has become kind of a simplistic joke. Sad indeed and I wish there was some evidence they were remotely concerned. PeterBreis0807's response of "No" is spot on. We will continue to use 4.3 as long as it works as a time-saving substitute for Word.

What word processing program should I use with my Mac, what word processing program should I use with my Mac, what word processing program should I use with my Mac

what word processing program should I use with my Mac?

steve359 wrote:
For free you can download NeoOffice
Not quite. Downloading the current version of NeoOffice is definitely not free (downloading the previous version is). The developers of NeoOffice (the most Mac-like of the StarOffice descendants) make a distinction between the application itself (which is free) and downloading it, for which they require what they are pleased to call a "donation" (since it's mandatory, I would call it a fee).
shldr2thewheel wrote:
I totally forget about TextEdit all the time..
Indeed. For basic WP tasks, TextEdit can be quite satisfactory.
embauerxz
I only need it for reports
Would that include the report on the state of the US economy -- you know, the one President Obama asked you to deliver to the White House no later than 7AM on January 4? The one in two columns, with numbered paragraphs, table of contents, footnotes, mathematical formulae, 40 figures, 60 charts, quotations in Arabic, Japanese, and classical Greek, and 15 pages of references in APA style?
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Lots of people like Bean or Text Wrangler...
http://www.bean-osx.com/Bean.html
http://www.barebones.com/products/textwrangler/

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Academic?
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So, back to the key question: what kind of writing will you be doing?

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