Coming soon: WIP CCWord (The Equivalent to Microsoft Word)

So, I came up with this idea the other day, so I started coding it. I am still coding it, so I don't have any screenshots yet. But obviously, it will be like Microsoft Word, you will be able to change the text color of the document you are typing, the page color, etc. You will be able to save it (Which will save it in a separate file, which when you run you see your document and a choice to go into edit mode) or print it. I plan after being finished with the 1.0 version of CCWord to code a CCPowerpoint program, which you then can put together your paint programs on an advanced computer into a slideshow. (Big breath, a lot to say.) So, comment and tell me what I should add to this program, or if you are even anticipating it.

I like the idea, going to be interesting to see the results and definitely want to see screenshots. For PPT I think you should make it NPaintPro animation compatible

Colored shapes like triangle square or circle. Also could you make it fireballOS compatable use os.loadAPI("/programs")

Oh also the ability to add paint photos.

Dammit… Another great program that I can't use in my OS… (Well, I could, but I'd have to rewrite it completely…)

LBPHacker, on 22 February 2013 - 09:29 AM said:

Dammit… Another great program that I can't use in my OS… (Well, I could, but I'd have to rewrite it completely…)

why cant you use it in your OS? couldn't you do shell.run?

I cant wait to start working on CCPowerpoint…

Skullblade, on 22 February 2013 - 11:13 AM said:

why cant you use it in your OS? couldn't you do shell.run?

Actually, I've rewritten the whole term API… Every program (that requires user input) has it's own [thing], that I bravely call a "video session", though I'm not sure if that's the right term for it. Uhh… It's hard to explain when you can't really speak English :D/> Anyways, take a look at the screenshots:

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This is the home screen - or at least it is until I begin writing password protection…

And by the way, I really can't use shell.run THAT easily:

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The shell is actually running in an emulator here (yup, multitasking):

I've already talked about it too much in a topic that has nothing to do with Backslash, so I think I'll stop it now. (PM me if you're interested :D/>)