> WordPerfect. (Heck, WordPerfect even made lawyers have an opinion of their own)
IIRC, WordPerfect is only still a thing because Word still does not do footnotes the way lawyers like (and courts require).
IIRC, WordPerfect is only still a thing because Word still does not do footnotes the way lawyers like (and courts require).
Someone said once, a legal contract is a program that you run on a judge. So the formatting is as important as it is in a whitespace-sensitive language like Python.