Word processing refers to the creation, editing, formatting, and printing of documents using a computer program. It allows users to create and manipulate text-based documents with ease, providing features like spell-checking, formatting options, and the ability to insert images and other media. Word processing software is one of the most common technology tools in the world, allowing users to create a wide variety of documents including reports, letters, memos, newsletters, and brochures. Some of the key features of word processing software include:

• Text manipulation: Most word processing programs feature built-in spell checking as well as basic grammar checking. They may also have a searchable thesaurus and be able to provide suggestions for word choice. Some processors have a more robust editing capability, such as Microsoft Editor, which not only checks for spelling and grammar mistakes but also suggests areas that could use more clarity, checks online sources for similarities, and rates document.

• Formatting: The editing and formatting capabilities of the word processor demonstrate the applications true power. Text can be inserted, edited, moved, copied, or deleted within your document, and the appearance of the text can be modified in numerous ways. Most word processors also give you the ability to check your spelling and grammar, and many have built-in dictionaries and other tools to assist you in your writing.

• Inserting media: Word processing software allows you to add content such as pictures, tables, and charts to your documents as well as decorative items including borders and clipart.

Some popular word processing software options include Microsoft Word, Google Docs, and LibreOffice Writer. These programs provide a wide range of features and compatibility with different file formats. Users can choose the one that suits their needs and preferences. To start a new document in word processing software, users can typically access the "New" or "Blank Document" option from the "File" menu.