There is also a free version of Atlantis Word Processor with fewer features called Atlantis Word Processor Lite. Supported file formats Ītlantis Word Processor also has its proprietary document format (COD) for encrypted documents.Ītlantis Word Processor is distributed as shareware. Finally, Atlantis can be used to print booklets (including pocket-size booklets).Ītlantis Word Processor is portable and can be installed on USB flash drives. Atlantis also provides writers with information about writing time and speed.
The "Save as eBook" feature converts any document to an eBook. The Overused Words feature helps writers avoid repetitions and clichés. On the other hand, Atlantis Word Processor has a number of features popular among writers. The present version of Atlantis Word Processor is not suitable for creating complex scientific documents with mathematical formulae and embedded objects.
But it lacks some important features like collaboration.
Hands down Atlantis have just brought out a game-changer when it comes to creation of ebooks.Atlantis offers many features standard in other word processors. This is much easier than the eScape plugin for Open Office, and the real bonus is that you get a lightweight, fun word processor into the bargain. OH, and bonus it also installs flawlessly under WINE in Linux (Ubuntu 9.04) and Crossover Office 7.02 in OSX. This is THE creation tool for epub I'll be using from now on. I've just tried the output on a Sony PRS-505 (which I assume is Mobile ADE) and its flawless. So the question remains, does it work with Mobile ADE? Sony is using Mobile ADE and the German version of the Gen3 is using Mobile ADE and so is the Cool-er using Mobile ADE. And In order to work with Mobile ADE, it should generate a warning when an ePub file is not going to work with Mobile ADE. But, does it support Mobile ADE? This is important because most eink devices that will be using ADE for ePub will have Mobile ADE and if it doesn't work with Mobile ADE, then it's not going to be useful for most people on MR (IMHO).
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