The history of word processing is the story of the gradual automation of the physical aspects of writing and editing.
Many language students use word processors to improve their writing skills.
Word processing developed out of computer technology.
Attachments might include word processing documents only.
Remote machines would run only e-mail and word processing.
Word processing makes it harder to review and rewrite your documents.
In a cloud computing system, a central server runs word processing.
New products do not have to undergo any measure of physical testing.
Flash memory's history includes continually falling prices.
The increasing sophistication of voice-processing and linguistic-analysis tools cuts out the dangers of inaccurate responses to input.
Word processors do not have any disadvantages.