Creative Writer 2

Creative Writer 2
Creative Writer
Stable release 2.0 / 1997
Development status Discontinued
Operating system Windows 95 and up
Available in English, French[1]
Type Word processing
License Proprietary
Website microsoft.com/kids/creativewriter
(archived)

Creative Writer 2 was released in 1996. The interface was updated and the program was now designed for Windows 95. The program ran in a window as opposed to full screen. Also gone was Imaginopolis and the feeling of an all enclosed environment although McZee still survived. The program had become more like Microsoft's Word although still very much aimed at children as shown by the templates enclosed. The sounds for menu items remained but the menu's had been rearranged following a study carried out by Microsoft.[2] Creative Writer 2 also shipped with Microsoft's Paint It! from their Plus for Kids pack. Support for creating and publishing websites was also included in Creative Writer 2 through Microsoft's Web Publishing Wizard.

Also available free of charge was a Microsoft Creative Writer 2 Document Viewer which allowed users without Creative Writer 2 to view (but not edit) .max files created with Creative Writer 2.

See also

References

  1. ^ Mon Atelier d'Écriture - Communiqué de press (Press Release)
  2. ^ Is This Computer Broken or What- The Role of Usability Research in Designing - Children’s Computer Products (Libby Hanna, Ph.D. - IMG Usability )Microsoft Corporation

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