FDP

The Free Document Processor

ANSI & Diacritical Word Processor and Database from Potala Software

FDP is a stand-alone document processing program that works with ANSI and Diacritical characters in the Win/95/98/ME and Win/NT/2000/XP environments. It is freeware and is avaiable for FREE download.

This site is mirrored at both of these locations:
http://www.geocities.com/lbrasington/fdp & http://home.alamedanet.net/~leighb/fdp

Quick Instructions

Download the FDP package from CA, USA
Download the FDP package from NJ, USA
Version 03.05.06

Import and Export Unicode RTF files

See the latest changes to FDP
See previous changes to FDP

Read the "Welcome" file from the FDP package
Report a Bug / Request an Enhancment
Get an answer to a Frequently Asked Question

Detailed Instructions

For more information on FDP, you can
- Read the Welcome file from the FDP package;
- Veiw the List of Changes to FDP since it was first released;
Installation and Setup of FDP:
1. Download the FDP setup package Version 03.05.06
2. Run the setup program and follow the instructions on the screen.
3. If you want to install a later version of FDP than you currently have, you can simply run the newly downloaded setup package.
If you encounter any problems (bugs) with FDP, please report them! Send a detailed e-mail describing the bug and how to reproduce it to
Being a very small orginization we are not in a position to provide you with direct support; you should not necessarily expect a reply until the bug has been fixed and an new version of FDP has been posted to this web site.
If you would like an enhancement added to FDP, please send a detailed e-mail to
Being a very small orginization we are not in a position to provide you with direct support; you should not necessarily expect a reply until the enhancement has been implemented and an new version of FDP has been posted to this web site.
You may find the answers to questions you have by browsing our Frequently Asked Questions web page.

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Free Document Processor / leighb@alamedanet.net / Revised 9 Jan 2004