Meeki & Braya is a web serial story updated Wednesdays and Saturdays. The narrative follows Meeki as she befriends strange allies and struggles to fight against a politically ambitious assassin.

My adventures into using the intermediate features of word processors actually started a few years ago. I used to take my laptop into classes and would type up my notes there. I'd also play Nethack when class sessions became a little too boring. At the time I used the Abiword word processor to type documents. Through random acts of fate, I discovered that you could have the program mark changes you make to a document. I suspect that this feature has probably been around forever, but I'm a little slow on the discovery of such features that aren't widely discussed.

I haven't really been a great fan of the feature marking, mainly because it is more of a collaborative feature. Still, it can sometimes be interesting to start marking up a document and then displaying the changes. It's actually pretty surprising how much a text can change between versions. You think you're only modifying little things here and there, but eventually things become very different while saying the same general thing.

Here's a page from my latest chapter.

 

screenshot editor show changes openoffice org
That's a pretty average page. Some have very few changes, some are so red that you'd think I killed someone and spilled their blood on your monitor.

 

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