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The application is an Object Linked Embedded (OLE) capable word processor with nine different stages/faces, to suit curriculum requirements the stage menu selector allows features to be enabled progressively. Opening a document reconfigures the application to the stage/level at which it was saved, hence solving the configuration problem when, for example, year 1 pupils follow year 6 pupils into the school's computer room.
 
The comprehensive Tutorial, Help and Tip files are provided to assist with the understanding of program function and include suggestions as to lesson/session content and pupil progress. Differentiation within lesson plans for a mixed ability pupil group can be readily accommodated.
At stage1 the application facilitates the introduction of ICT at primary school with only four large buttons being visible yet at the later stages it has the features that an 'A' level or university student may require, such as a novel 'word finish' facility plus 'word count' and 'spell check' with foreign language options, also the program provides access to an advanced Thesaurus/Dictionary complete with multi-sense word definitons.

After 60 days a nag screen will show at 15 minute intervals to try and persuade you to register for the upgrade to include the Thesaurus/Dictionary. If you don't upgrade only access to the Thesaurus/Dictionary  becomes inoperative and the nag increases to a maximum of 10 minutes after 120 days. WordFile does NOT lose any functionality and your work is always accessible, plus it can be saved as a standard rtf or doc file. Private users may regard WordFile4Me as Freeware, commercial users really should register.