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Adobe enters the web office fray
Buzzword was already built using Adobe's Flex environment, which means it runs inside of a web browser using the same Flash player you need to watch YouTube videos. An offline version of Buzzword is expected next year.
It's a full-featured word processor, with support for tables, images, page breaks, and pretty much anything you'd want in a word processor. Well, almost. Apparently it doesn't support hyperlinks, which is a bit baffling. Adobe plans to integrate Buzzword and Share, letting you create documents, store them online and share them with other users.
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They key to getting good at Graveyard Shift is learning to use ...
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mtelesha said 11:48AM on 10-01-2007
All I ask is for support of foot notes! Well that an Zotero!!! I have to use Turrabian format for my papers and no one supports footnotes (Well I haven't check in the last 4 months.
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iconolith said 4:03PM on 10-05-2007
Hopefully Adobe doesn't find a way to add insane amounts of bloat to these online apps the same way they have for all their other applications. Resource hogs.
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