Libreoffice is an interesting program. It devides each and every paragraph into a new voiceover group. It's possible to use it to write documents, but I usually build my documents in text edit, then if I need more complicated/fancy saving options, I'll open the document in libreoffice, then save it in those additional formats. Text edit is way more than just a simple editor, it will save in rtf format by default, and while it will read word doc formats, it won't save in them, but that's what I use libreoffice for. :) And, it's interface is way easier to navigate too.
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