Text editors HOWTO the concepts and implementation
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Text editors: you type in text and save it. It's just ascii data -- nothing more.
Word processing: programs like OpenOffice.org and Abiword. They can save your files in a number of formats, binary or otherwise.
Text processing: see TeX and LaTeX. You use a text editor to create a text file with special structural/formatting commands then process the file with some command like pdflatex.
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