![]() ![]() ![]() What sets apart FocusWriter from these, however, is how highly customisable that environment is and how many features of a typical word processor are still available without being intrusive. Personally, I sometimes find that even the best distraction free interfaces can be a little too sterile when it’s just you and the blinking cursor on a blank screen, daring you to write a word. You can make the interface as pretty or as sterile as you see fit. When you first download the app (for free, I might add, though you can give a “tip”), you will find it is already preloaded with a selection of themes. Some, such as the ‘old school’ theme are very plain featuring nothing but plain text on a plain background. Others include background images and coloured pages for your text to appear on (as you can see from the screenshots below). If none of these themes are to your liking, you can customise them by changing the font margins line-spacing text background colour and opacity and much more besides. You can also create, save and export your own themes using (or not, if you prefer) images from your own library. There is a traditional toolbar and a selection of menus at the top of the screen which includes all the basic features you would expect from a word processor however, this is all invisible except when you hover the cursor over it, thus giving you easy access to all the basic features without getting in the way while you are trying to write. ![]()
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