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ADAPRO is a free-to-use word processor geared towards individuals with a learning difficulty like dyslexia or a developmental disorder such as autism. Its adapted, seamless and configurable interface provides a simplified environment that can be relied, fostering the user's sustained attention. It can be downloaded and used completely free of charge for any purpose. Supports English, Spanish and Portuguese. If Java 6 or higher is already present on the computer, it does not even require...

With MajiX you can automatically transform RTF files (Microsoft Word files) in XML. MajiX is Java compliant. You can convert Headings, lists (numbered or not), tables, bold, italics, underline and some more.

JCopist is a template-based document generation server based on OpenOffice.org. Its templates are regular OpenDocuments enhanced with the FreeMarker scripting language. A wide range of formats are available, eg. : ODT, PDF, RTF, HTML, MS Word, MS Excel

The application is a text converter (RTF to PDF). The user can select a source .rtf file and then choose a destination file(.pdf). The RTF file is converted to PDF file. Based on vPDF @ http://sourceforge.net/projects/vpdf but supports text alignment.

This a text editor which has the option to save the content as a PDF document. It can also read existing .rtf documents and render them in the editor. These can then be saved as PDF there by providing a converter from RTF to PDF format.

Lexi is a Java 2 based Word Processor. It currently edits plain text and RTF files, with HTML and Open Document Format support planned. Lexi was originally written by Matthew Schmidt and Brill Pappin.