The No-Options Word Processor
Here is a word processor even Paradox of Choice psychologist (and PopTech 2004 alum) Barry Schwartz can love. WriteRoom from HogBaySoftware removes all icons from the screen - so there's nothing but you and your text. Perfect for the A.D.D.-addled and the luddite alike. Best of all, it's donationware, so you can try it (if you use a Mac) for free.
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