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This is an add-on for Microsofts Word that allows the user to command Microsoft Word using their own words.
A pop-up, accessed via the `/~ key, allows the user to enter text commands such as create table, make the text big, or yellow. No command memorization is required because the system is designed to understand virtually anything the user types in.
Natural Word is an interface into Microsoft Word that was designed to allow users to type into Word, using their own words, what they would like.
Rather than learning and memorizing Words intricate menus and dialogs, Natural Word attempts to understand you, the user, and translates your requests into actions Word can understand.
For instance, rather than figuring which menus and toolbars change the color of text to blue, you can tell word make the text blue, or blue text, or even simply blue.
Natural Word acts as a translator between you and the computer ? its role is to understand you without forcing you to memorize command syntax or menu charts.
Tell Microsoft Word What You Want, How You Want
Natural Word is a simple interface into Microsoft Word that allows the user to type what they want in their own words! Rather than figuring out where options and commands are buried, type in blue, or create table, or make text bigger.
Easy To Use - No Command Memorization
No more complex command syntax or cryptic parameter lists to memorize - Natural Word understands what the user wants in their own words! Weve taken the time to ask users how they would tell Word what to do and created a system that understands most of what ordinary users would want. For instance, to underline text, you can type underline, make the text underlined, draw a line underneath the text, and many, many other common ways.
System requirements:
- Microsoft Word 2000, 2003
- 512 MB RAM
- .NET Framework 2.0 and dotnetfx if required.
Version restrictions:
- Only existing Word functionality is available. If Word couldnt do it before, it wont be able to do it now
- Word bugs and annoyances are still there. If it cant seem to align your text correctly, or keeps moving something over when you dont want it to, it, unfortunately, will continue to do so.
- Only about 80% of Words functionality has been implemented. The Options panels and some less popular commands have not been implemented yet.
- When trying to search and/or replace text, make sure to enclose the text in double quotation marks. (e.g. find "someText", find all occurrences of "someText" and replace by "newText". The text in quotation marks uses C-Style escape codes (n, t, etc.))
- Only a handful of the most popular font styles are defined within the grammar. Non-standard fonts are not supported yet.

Enhancements:
- Alias/User commands added
- Small grammar fixes
- Some bug fixes

This Beta 1 release of the Article Authoring Add-in for Microsoft Word 2007 will provide authors of scientific articles with the ability to read and write files from Word 2007 into the XML format used by the National Library of Medicine for archiving articles in the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) free digital archive of biomedical and life sciences journal literature, PubMed Central.
This Beta 1 release is targeted at the staff of scientific and technical journals, Information Repositories, and early adopters within the scholarly authoring community, as well as developers of publishing solutions and workflows.
In addition, the add-in enables or simplifies a number of activities that are part of the authoring and scholarly publishing process, such as:
- gathering information about the author and article at the time of article authoring
- enabling journals to provide authors with templates containing the structure for articles, and provide information for self classification of the articles by the authors
- enabling access to the author and article metadata contained in the Word file, through the use of the NLM tagset and Open XML document structure
- enabling the editorial staff to have access to the article and journal metadata directly within Word
- enabling two-way conversion between Open XML and the NLM format
System requirements:
- Microsoft Word 2007

TextMaker Viewer 2008 is the fastest and most precise way to let you open, view, and print documents created with Microsoft Word, TextMaker as well as OpenDocument and other common office file formats.
The TextMaker Viewer runs on all Windows versions from Windows 95 to XP. It is based on the technology of TextMaker 2006, the powerful word processor from SoftMaker that is available for Windows, Linux, Pocket PCs and other platforms.

It can support file formats:

• .doc Microsoft Word 6.0 up to Word 2007,
• .dot Microsoft Word templates 6.0 up to 2007,
• .tmd TextMaker 6.0 up to 2008,
• .odt OpenDocument Text,
• .sxw OpenOffice.org Text,
• .rtf Rich Text Format,
• .psw Pocket Word (Pocket PC),
• .pwd Pocket Word (Handheld PC),
• .htm/html HTML documents,
• .txt Text files (DOS, Windows, Unicode, UTF-8).

Major Features:

1. Open a document created in Microsoft Word, TextMaker, or OpenDocument format, but you haven't installed the respective word processor
2. Send a document but you don't know whether the recipient has installed the programs to open it
3. Quickly view and print documents without editing them

Enhancements:

• Reads all Microsoft Word files
• Read StarOffice
• OpenOffice.org
• OpenDocument files
  

Requirements: Windows 2000, XP, or Vista

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