Pages

... you can load anything up.

I also use Apple Pages, which is their fake Microsoft Word.

They have all this [beep] on there for free.

I just, on, like, they have their Sam's Club Dr. Thunder versions of every app on the-

TextEdit.

You may think you need a big girl word processor like Word, Pages, LibreOffice, or even Google Docs.

But after I go through all of the features of TextEdit, you may change your mind.

And remember, it's free.

The big apps take up a lot of memory, too.

Pages uses 260 megabytes to open a new blank file, while TextEdit uses less than 60 megabytes.

When you first launch TextEdit, you get the familiar dialog box where you can select an existing text file to open.

But along the bottom, you'll see a button that says Show Options.

I find that that's not deterministic.

Like, I recently asked it for a, I got a .pages file, like a Mac Pages file in the mail.

Oh,

look, p-hitter,