Free Mac Apps That Do Much More Than You Expect.

Let’s face it, a word processor lets you type words on the computer screen, store them as files, use them in business or exchange between co-workers, businesses, or friends. At the basic level, word processing is free because it comes with your Mac in the form of TextEdit.

Of course, “free” isn’t really because you have to buy a Mac to get Mac OS X (or buy an upgrade—but still “buy”) which gives you all the applications we know and have come to love (mostly).

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