Blue Chip Word Processor by Visiontronics and Professional Software, Inc. Designed by Jacques Lebrun (1984) - This is the word processor that accompanied the Blue Chip D12/10 daisy wheel printer.  It's a fairly capable application, supporting 40, 80 or 120 columns. Thank you Thomas Shaw for sharing this!

You can find the Word Processor Quick Guide with command reference here

You can find the full printer manual here

Lastly, you can find a GEOS printer driver here. 

C64 Miniword v2.5 by Bo Zimmerman (The Zacman! ?? Is that Bo's handle?) - In my hunt for the Mirage Word Processor, I stumbled on Bo's github page where I found this neat little word processor.  Since there wasn't an actual compiled release of the program, I imported the project into CBMPrg Studio, assembled the ML part, then Blitzed the BASIC part and put all the necessary files into a D64 disk image.  Complete docs are in both the masterfile (mw_docs.txt) and also on the D64 that can be loaded into Miniword.  Miniword uses .prg files for storage, so you will want to load the file "2.5docs.mw".

The Github page and source files can be found HERE!

COSMI Text & Data Pro is a combination word processor and data base system

Easy Script is one of the more popular and affordable word processors for the Commodore 64. Its output files are in a SEQ (sequential file) format, so they are relatively easy to convert to a more modern, readable format.  Included in the archive is the program, manual and review in pdf format.

Easy Working Writer v1.02 by Spinnaker (1987)

Easy Working Writer is an easy-to-use program containing both a word processor and a spelling checker. A word processor is like a typewriter with expanded capabilities. Use it to write a document, such as a letter, a paper, or a report, just as though you were using a typewriter. But, unlike a typewriter, you can edit and format your document easily and without retyping. With a word processor, once you type the first draft, you only need to type in corrections and additions to your text-you never need to retype the entire document. Formatting, too, is a simple matter-with a single command, you can change from single spacing to double spacing , center a title, boldface a heading, or place a foreign word in italics.

The built-in Spelling Checker helps you find and replace misspelled words before you print your document.

Here's a link to the manual.

Easy Working Writer v2.00 (Spinnaker) - This version is in .nib format instead of .d64 becuase it has copy protection in tact still.  WinVICE 3.1 works fine with .nib images, so I assume all newer versions will also.

Easy Working Writer is an easy-to-use program containing both a word processor and a spelling checker. A word processor is like a typewriter with expanded capabilities. Use it to write a document, such as a letter, a paper, or a report, just as though you were using a typewriter. But, unlike a typewriter, you can edit and format your document easily and without retyping. With a word processor, once you type the first draft, you only need to type in corrections and additions to your text-you never need to retype the entire document. Formatting, too, is a simple matter-with a single command, you can change from single spacing to double spacing , center a title, boldface a heading, or place a foreign word in italics.

The built-in Spelling Checker helps you find and replace misspelled words before you print your document.

Here's a link to the manual.

Written by Steve Cumiskey, released in November 1988 - This program is intended to be used to write text information or instruct- ion for any other program. It will save those text as a seq file on disk. The text can then be loaded back and read onscreen or printed out. This program will then load the program the text was written for.

This neat little text editor has a feature that lets you encrypt the file so that you need two codes you assign to unlock the file.

HES Writer 64 ByJerryBailey (1982) - As quoted from the manual:

Thisprogramallowsyoutoentertext intothecomputerviathecomputer keyboard,theneditandformatthe textbeforeprintingit.

I suppose in 1982 you could look past the crudeness of this program, and were just have something better than a typewriter.  Anyway, here's a link to the manual which is surprisingly detailed.

HITEX by LDX#40 is a neat little text editor that works in the Commodore 64 hi-res graphics mode.  Full support for load & save, so who know, this could be your new word processor for that novel you've been meaning to write.

Here's a simple but effective text editor for the Commodore 64 from the Starter Kit disk by the NorthWest group of California.  Although it's calling itself a "Word Processor", it's really a line based text editor.  That aside though, it does the job, and supports load/save from disk or tape, and printing among other things.  If you just need something simple to edit a .SEQ file, this might be one to check out.

This archive includes the full NorthWest Starter Kit.  There are some other utilities / programs you might find useful on it.

HomeWord by Sierra-Online (1983) - This is a neat word processor that came early in the Commodore 64's existence but had the neat feature of being able to see a live preview of the documents layout as it would be when printed out even though you only had 40 columns for editing.  I haven't been able to find any documentation for this rare find.  In fact, it's so rare that there isn't even a cracked version of this that I could find.  That said, let me tell you a bit about what's in this archive.  So there is both a .g64 and .d64 disk image, and both of them have some mild copy protection still in tact.  The odd thing about the .d64 image is that it will work in VICE, and on the Ultimate II+ with Firmware 3.9, but won't work on an Ultimate 64 with Firmware 3.10, hence the .g64 image which I created by putting the .d64 on the Ultimate II+ and using Shotgun II nibbler to create a real floppy, then using Nib copy on a PC with a XUM1541 with parralel adapter to read back the floppy into a .g64 which the Ultimate 64 is ok with.

Thanks to DLH over at the Bombjack site, we now have some documentation!  Although the manual is for HomeWord Plus, I'm sure most of it applies to this version also

Interword is a Commodore 64 assembly language port of an Amiga word processor.  The software was written in 1992 on a commission from Interactivision, a software company based in Silkeborg, Denmark.

Not that many people care, but this program works really nice with the Blue Chip d12/10 printer for the Commodore 64.   Here's a YouTube video and the Author Martin Olsen has added some nice commentary.

Source Code posted on GitHub.

Released by Fairlight! This is one of those programs that just go to show that some of the best things in life are free. Not quite a word processor but very capable, Kwik Write is an excellent text editor.

Line Editor for the Commodore 64 is a simple but fully featured sequential file editor written in BASIC.  The program has some simple listing protection, but I'm sure anyone sufficiently determined will figure out a way around that.

Main Street Word Processor for the Commodore 64 is your basic no frills text processing application.

If you can read German, this is a very nice professional word processing package.

This general purpose text editor is quite nice with many formatting features. The full docs are on the disk.

Mister Ed by Lubber of Padua is a text editor with a gui interface driven by a joystick (no mouse support).

Multidata-64 by Commodore, appears to be a word processor for the Commodore 64 that was mainly I think, for German users, since that is the only references I can find to it on the net.  Interestingly though, it has support for English, German, French, Italian & Spanish built-in.

Notepad64 v1.0 by Matteo Angelini.  This is a nice clean text editor that supports loading and saving to .seq files.  It also supports PETSCII editing.  Included in the archive is the source and some sample screens.

Although Paper Quick calls itself a word processor for the C64 & 1525 Printer, it really is closer to a simple text editor, because it lacks the features most people would have expected from such a program. This doesn't mean it 's useless. Paper Quick is really a nice simple approach to editing text.

Welcome to Paperback Writer 64 - probably the best writing tool available for inexpensive home computer systems. Extraordinarily easy to learn and use. Paperback Writer also offers many sophisticated controls over your documents, on both the video screen and printed paper.

• Link to the manual

PaperClip is designed for ease and simplicity in use, yet is powerful enough to tackle almost any wordprocessing job.  Many advanced features not found with micro-computer wordprocessors are incorporated in PaperClip.  The result is a document which reads better, being created in less time.

Note: There are several different release versions in this archive.  The one I use is named "paperclip-64.d64" but I included all of them I could find.  A few don't work under VICE 3.1 but work fine in CCS64 v3.9.2 and on the Ultimate64.

• Link to the manual

Ski Writer by Mastertronic is a pretty cool word processing program that was released in 1985.  There is a good review of Ski Writer in the Midnight Software Gazette magazine, Issue 40 Page 6.

Speedscript Filing Modifier by Steve Hammer & Gary Hills is a utility for modifying Speedscript 3.0 & 3.1 from Compute! Publications so that you can save files directly to ASCII or Pet ASCII from inside the word processor.  Full docs are in the archive.

Story Writer is a limited word processor designed especially for primary grade students and is intended to be used in conjunction with a sound classroom writing program. It is not intended that everything children write should be done on a wordprocessor.

Superscript 64 by Precision Software is an advanced word processing package for the Commodore 64 which was not only available as a stand alone retail package, but was also available as an upgrade to it's younger brother Easy Script.

In this achive are three copies.  One is a version cracked by the group "CFG", and the others are a .g64  / .nib image with all protection left in place.

Unfortunately I haven't been able to locate a manual.  If you have one and would be willing to share a scan, please contact us!

A generous visitor has shared a PDF of the manual, you can find it here

Written by Harold Brochman and Maurice Larose. Textmaster is one of the best word processors I have used, not because it has tons of features and options but because it is simple and easy to use.

Softsync's Trio comprises word processor, spreadsheet, and database programs. Data can be imported/exported between the 3 applications.

Vizawrite 64 Personal Word Processing System. Vizawrite is an English word processor, which was developed in 1983 and marketed from the company Viza.

Word Writer by Green Valley Publishing is a straight forward line based text editor for the Commodore 64.

WORD WRITER 4 is a complete writing environment for memos, manuscripts and everything in between.  It provides all the tools necessary for organizing your thoughts before you turn them into text plus everything you need to edit, insert, delete(remove) and rearrange your text. You'll produce professional looking documents that reflect your writing style, using either your printer's built-in text mode features or using WW4's premium-quality fonts.

Note:  Had trouble getting this to work in VICE 3.1.  Works fine in CCS64 v3.9.2 and on the Ultimate64.

• Link to the manual
• Link to the source code (version 6)

WORD WRITER is a complete writing environment for memos, manuscripts and everything in between.  It provides all the tools necessary for organizing your thoughts before you tum them into text plus everything you need to edit, insert, delete (remove) and rearrange your text.  You'll produce professional-looking documents that reflect your writing style, using either your printer's built-in text mode features or using WW's premium quality fonts.

• Link to the manual

WORD WRITER 6 is a complete writing environment for memos, manuscripts and everything in between.  It provides all the tools necessary for organizing your thoughts before you turn them into text plus everything you need to edit, insert, delete (remove) and rearrange your text.  You'll produce professional-looking documents that reflect your writing style, using either your printer's built-in text mode features or using WW's premium-quality fonts.

• Link to the manual
• Link to the source code

Wordcraft 64 is an older word processing program for the Commodore 64 which appears to have come on the scene in 1983 when it was adapted by Nick Hickman.  Although it's not super fancy, it does support RS232 printing.

If you have a manual for this program, please consider sharing a scan by clicking the "contact us" link.

Written by Jim Garrick. Wordmaster isn't quite a word processor but close. If you want to quickly edit or create and Seq. file, this is a good choice. Fully menu driven and very easy to use.

WRITE NOW! 64 (1983) by Computer:Applications Inc (Distributed by CARDCO, Inc.).  Described by the manual as follows:

WRITE NOW! was designed to provide you with an easy to use inexpensive word processor that provides the most desired features of an expensive word processor while being simple to learn and efficient to use. WRITE NOW! is written completely in machine language to eliminate the slowness found in some word processors. WRITE NOW! also uses screen oriented editing so it does not require the cumbersome editing modes required by other word processors.

As far as I know, the program was only officially distributed in cartridge form, but a group called ABA-Soft created a disk version.  This archive contains both a .CRT and .D64 if the program.  The .CRT version was pulled from a ROMset found here on archive.org, and the .D64 version was found here on csdb.dk. The manual for WRITE NOW! 64 can be found here.