11 Facts About FullWrite Professional

FullWrite Professional was a word processor application for the Apple Macintosh, released in late 1988 by Ashton-Tate.

In spite of these problems, FullWrite Professional developed a faithful following and some amount of commercial success.

FullWrite Professional started life at a small company, Ann Arbor Softworks, publishers of the earlier FullPaint.

FullWrite Professional opened a sales office and changed their official address to Newbury Park, California, although most of the company, notably development, remained in Ann Arbor, MI.

FullWrite Professional included a number of advanced layout features, such as user-adjustable kerning and automatic hyphenation.

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FullWrite Professional featured change bars, allowing users to track changes to the documents.

Unlike competing designs, FullWrite Professional's solution supported not only one document outline, but any number of them, allowing the document to be arranged in several different ways.

FullWrite Professional's system was more flexible than competing solutions, and it continues to appear in discussions about outliners to this day.

FullWrite Professional included the ability to attach notes to any object in the document, whether that be paragraphs, images or outliner items.

The demo version of FullWrite Professional completely filled a floppy disk, and FullWrite Professional would crash if it did not have disk space available.

Reviews of FullWrite Professional were generally positive, and it reviewed well on feature comparisons.