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In article <afonseca.2uzu@terapin.com> afonseca@terapin.com (Alberto Fonseca) writes:
>Hi everyone.. I want to know what the best word/document processor out there
>is.. I guess I'm truly looking for a proffessional document processor.. One
>that has WYSIWYG, or so that what you think your getting isn't the opposite.. 
>I've had bad experiences with word processors like Word Up. Anyways, I looked
>at the demo for Caligrapher and was impressed.. Looks pretty good. ...
>Anyone have this product, and could you tell me more about it?

  Yeah. BUY IT!

  Seriously, it's an incredible package, and well worth the money. It's as if
you took WORDUP, removed ALL the bugs, made it crash-proof, and added more
features -- you'd have Calligrapher. It delivers everything it promises, and
I have yet to be upset that I bought the darn thing.

  I like the fact that it uses standard GDOS fonts as well as Calligrapher's
own outline font format. The outline fonts are terrific, and it's incredibly
close to WYSIWYG for my money. Multiple columns, in-line graphics, future
expandability through packages, really slick design. I'd recommend it for
you, especially since you're like me, in the "want to do quality layout and
writing without going to a full-blown DTP program" state.

                                                --R.J.
                                                B-)

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