Someone reviewed v on Jul 5, 2022

Pros: 555

Cons: 555

Bottom Line: 555

adam104064 reviewed v4.1.5 on Feb 15, 2022

Pros: Good

Cons: Not yet

Bottom Line: The greatest word processor available (BY FAR). Because it is FAST, takes just 1.4mb RAM upon launch, and does not include any bloated features that 99 percent of customers would never use. And don't believe the complaints about installation issues... Some folks are experiencing issues that are unrelated to the programme in question.

noisytuna reviewed v3.2.7.1 on Sep 30, 2018

Pros: eBook conversion is great. The multitab interface. Very customizable.

Cons: There are only two language versions of the program - English and French. No way to translate the menus.

Bottom Line: Frequently updated, many interesting features. Fast, really fast. And very compact.

There's a free version of this software - Atlantis Word Processor Lite:
https://www.atlantiswordprocessor.com/en/lite.htm

breebree reviewed v2.0.0 (a7) on Apr 6, 2016

TABLES!! and they work.. great WP there are great free ones but this is to me, just better layed out and works the way i expect a WP to .. its not MS OFFICE but for what I need its great and supported.

Karol Mily reviewed v1.6.6.5 on Apr 30, 2015

Cute tool to quickly create ePub.

CapZap reviewed v1.6.5.10(c4) on Nov 11, 2012

This is a great little word processor. However, it won't correctly do Avery label templates which is a deal killer for me. I bought it several years ago and used it for a bit and just tried the latest version. Would I rather have

pjafrombbay reviewed v1.6.5.5 on Mar 28, 2011

Reviewing Version 1.6.5.5 - This is still one of the best word processors available. Tables would be nice and are apparently on the way.

Regards,
Peter

pjafrombbay reviewed v1.6.5.3 Beta a0 on Oct 14, 2010

Over a year since my last review. This is still a very good piece of software. It would be nice to have tables and to be able to wrap text around an image. Both are supposed to be coming but should be there now.

Compared to "Office Suites" this is lean and mean and just does the job.

I highly recommend Atlantis.

bobad reviewed v1.6.5.0 Beta 3 on Dec 30, 2009

Great! Very light, and just the features you need for an every day word processor. Has 95% of the features of WinWord with 5% of the bulk. I especially like the way it uses WordWeb thesaurus, and has an inline spell checker. Try it, you won't be disappointed!

bnsquash reviewed v1.6.4.3 Beta on Oct 31, 2009

Great program. Love the recently added ability to create epub files for ebook readers. Much easier to use Atlantis for this than, say, Sigil or BookDesigner if you have a lot of formatting changes to make, what with Atlantis's excellent Styles implementation. This assumes you can get your source into Atlantis, which you usually can if you get creative. Output files work great on Sony and Hanlin ereaders (the only devices I have available). A friend of mine says they also look good on his iPod Touch using the Stanza reader program.

It's good to see a word processor actually developing new features to keep up with modern trends such as the rising popularity of ebooks, rather than just relying on poorly-written third-party plugins to do the job for them. Seems like a lot of word processors these days seems to be primarily interested in reshuffling their user interface.

netean reviewed v1.6.4.3 Beta on Oct 30, 2009

Having looked at the mess of a UI (from the screenshot) I wasn't overly hopeful - seriously how to make a program look confusing - stick 1000 icons all over it.

I installed it nonetheless.. erm, it was... well it was ok. Not terrible, but not that good either. OK I didnt' test it thoroughly, but to be honest that was because it's so damn fugly - it's really horrible to use. I found use it, even in basic form, just.. lacking.. somehow.

If it was free, I'd say, ok, maybe it'd be worth hanging on to. But There are some pretty good freeware word processors already: Abiword, Openoffice (if you can stand the huge download) Heck, even wordpad is ok when there's nothing else.

Openoffice, is significantly better than this, Abiword is too, and Abiword is also a lot lot easier to use also. Openoffice & Abiword are portable, so I really can't find a reason why I'd ever use this. It's not good, it's not free and there are cheaper and better alternatives out there.

Sorry, to dis this, clearly there's a lot of work gone into it - but when there are good freeware apps out there shareware apps need to up their game and be significantly better. This, sadly, just isn't

cricri_pingouin reviewed v1.6.4.2 on Oct 18, 2009

Pros: very lightweight, you can even carry it on a pen drive.
Cons: I only went as far as finding one, but a big one: it is very incompatible with Word files. Compatibility is so bad that I found Wordpad to do a better job. So if I wanted something lightweight, I'd just use Wordpad, which is more compatible and you don't even have to worry abut carrying it around.
For the fun of it, I tried to open a 200 pages thesis, and it hanged. I thought it would just render the formatting poorly, but nope, instead it crashed. In other words, I had low expectations, and it failed to meet them.
So overall, not worth the money. Either use Wordpad if you want to save cash and not have to install a large package. And if you want the full blown compatibility with support for all bells and whistles, it looks like you'll still have to stick with MS Office.
I'll still keep an eye on it, but it looks like it will take some time before it can be properly usable. And when they do, I bet that they'll crank up the already high price tag, so I'm not holding my breath.

pjafrombbay reviewed v1.6.4.2 on Sep 24, 2009

I've owned a copy of Atlantis for three or four years now. Why use bloat-ware like M$ Office or OOo if you only need word processing? If you need a spreadsheet as well the have a look at GS-Calc from Citadel-5 Software (http://www.citadel5.com/).

Atlantis is really good.

Regards,
Peter

DaComboMan reviewed v1.6.4.0 Beta on Jun 3, 2009

At this time in the game, at best it should be shareware/donation ware.
With Zoho, Google Docs, Jarte etc. who wants to pay that much for a fourth of an office suite?