I'm old enough to remember when Word, Powerpoint and Excel were Mac programs, all on one 128K floppy disk. When Microsoft took them over and created the bloatware that is Office, I was happy to move to iWork, which was smaller, cleaner and included the wonderful iWeb. Then Mac killed off iWork and iWeb and beefed up Pages, Numbers and Keynote without improving them - in fact they began taking bits away, like outlining and RTF. Inexplicably, RTF has moved to what used to be the simple, workmanlike Text Edit, which now includes formatting and is therefore useless for coding. What's the strategy here? So for my purposes, BBEdit is my text editor, Scrivener is my creative writing app (with Rolls Royce outlining) and an old copy of Word 2011 has come back into service for word processing and formatting.