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Re: Best ST/Falcon Word Processor

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From: michel morris
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1992 15:19
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> In <722783441.562@minster.york.ac.uk> mjl-b@minster.york.ac.uk writes:
> 
> >In article <1992Nov25.071355.9951@ugle.unit.no> anderss@colargol (anderss) writes:
> >>  Could anybody tell me what ST/Falcon WP they think is best?
> 
> >That's Write, from Compo.
> 
> >>  I'm planning to buy one of these: Wordflair 2.1.1, Redacteur 3/4,
> >>  Calligrapher Professional. But I don't know which one.
> 
> >I haven't seen or used Redacteur or Wordflair. However, I have used
> >Calligrapher Professional, and stopped using it again. Although it has a lot
> >...
> Don't get Calligrapher unless you are prepared for massive hair loss, . . . 

Redacteur 4 is _very_ fast, at least on a TT8. If  you are interested in writing long texts,
eg books/articles/theses, it has everything. Nice macros, outliner, good dictionaries, very
complete word count facilities etc. 
It is not so good for printing - it is definitely not a semi-DTP prog. But it is plenty good
enough for professional letters and so on.
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