Text editor: Notepad
Word Processor: OpenOffice.org 1.0

... and, I know, the OpenOffice.org wordprocessor has a name, but I still think 
of it was "Word" :-)

Regards,

Mark


Quoting Geoff Teale <Geoff.Teale@claybrook.co.uk>:

> 
> OK,
> 
> ..this might start some discussion (and traditionally, flaming) but I am
> actually genuinely
> interested to know:
> 
> What editor, ide or wordprocesssor do you use, why and how do you pronounce
> its name?
> 
> a) vi / vim / kvim / gvim
> b) GNU Emacs / XEmacs / Gosmacs
> c) NEdit
> d) Pico / Nano
> e) Kate
> f) joe
> g) gedit
> h) xedit
> i) ed
> j) a.n. other editor
> 
> C-x C-c for now... :)
> 
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