This is quite true, but I feel is part of the appeal of Mellel. I'm using Word 2008, and I don't have any problem with my 1100 pages dissertation. As for now, Word is the only software that does it all. Moineau wrote:I dutifully respect the Mellel creators for their work, and I expect a lot from the program - in the future. So please, let's be a little bit honest before bashing Microsoft because it's so fashionable. Indexing, automatic capitals, spaces between quotes, ?, !, and words (à la Word), for French users, etc. The manual made by a user is good, but it lacks the clarity of a David Pogue.Īnd like I said, Mellel is on the right track, but a lot of things are still missing.
A video tutorial is not a manual, a guide is not either. You have to manage every single option to get it right.Īnd no, there's no "Missing Manual" for Mellel, it was discussed before. Mellel appears very promising, even if the learning curve is pretty hard.
I dutifully respect the Mellel creators for their work, and I expect a lot from the program - in the future.
Moineau wrote:I know someone who did its dissertation with Pages : so obvisously, it's possible.īut if you want the best program for the job, your only choice is either Mellel or Word.įor everything above 100 pages, Word is no option, at least if you care about your mental health.
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