The (AWP) Atlantis Word Processor is a application, exposed at the base of the sea on an antique PC which was most likely created by aliens; perhaps the extra-terrestrials who formerly settled Earth with human beings as division of a galactic reality TV experimentation. It's either that or else a substitute to Microsoft Word which arrives with a month's free of charge as well as completely operational trial pack.

The application, of which we reviewed version 1.6.4.3, is intended to be lightweight as well as quick loading, up till now it isn't stripped down in terms of features. And AWP indeed fires itself up speedily, but more to the point it will load a huge document similar to lightning. A megabyte-plus file that took about two seconds to load up in OpenOffice was plainly directly accessible upon clicking open in Atlantis. Most remarkable.

As with countless word processors, the management sticks very much to copying Word; even though a previous edition of it in this situation. The general interface layout as well as toolbar icons are well-known if dated, featuring three bars packed with icons with a few faintly more obscure features for example an 'Insert current time' (in minutes, seconds and AM or else PM) key.

Verdict

Atlantis set mutually a digit of commendable features. It's very speedy as well as extremely customizable as well as enhances a huge choice of selections along with additional touches for example the overused words tool. Not the whole thing is entirely chipper in Atlantis land - most remarkably the lack of tables as well as strange while importing Word files - but these is tiny technical hitches in the larger image. In overall terms, this is a word processor that's well worth deliberation. Particularly when you can have a month's trial of the full program for free of charge.

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