Limitations

Z-Write is not intended to completely replace your high-end word processor. Z-Write is streamlined for writing and organizing. You won't find support for footnotes, WYSIWYG display, imported graphics, tables, tabs, etc. The idea is that you'll use Z-Write for writing and brainstorming. If you need high-end formatting features, you can copy or export the final text to a full-featured word processor like Nisus Writer or Microsoft Word.

With those limitations in mind, Z-Write has features writers will appreciate. Unlike many "idea processors" or "idea notebooks," Z-Write is designed for writing. Z-Write is simple and elegant, streamlined for getting your project organized and finished. There are no limits to length or the number of Sections. Z-Write makes it easy to combine, print, or export only certain Sections. It always remembers where you left your cursor, the document window size and position, even the text you had selected, making it easy to continue right where you left off after a writing session. It offers conveniences like reopening the last document(s) you were working on, and supports find and replace, case conversion, glossaries, digital bookmarks (which allows you to jump to specific places within your text, in any Section), powerful print headers and footers, and multiple export options. In short, Z-Write is an elegant tool you will find indispensable.