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Publishing Partner / WordUp / BIGformat

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From: Lean L. Loh
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1987 15:28
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I'm thinking of getting Publishing Partner.  Does anyone know if
mathematical symbols (like 'sigma', 'there exist', 'for every', etc ) are
currently supported (both for dot-matrix printers and postscript output).
Is the current version still 1.02??

I saw an ad. in current STart magazine about a new word-processor called
WordUp (from Neutron somethin). Supports all kinds of things, including
different fonts, point-size, inport graphics.  Anyone seen or used this??

Has anyone used the hardware vt100 emulator. I think it's from Atari and
is called VT st; cost about $35. It plugs into the ROM port on the left.

Is comp.sources|binaries.atari.st sill alive?  How come there's such a
significant decrease in the # of programs posted to the net?  I downloaded
another program from GEnie and I like to post it.  It's a formatter which
formats a double sided disk to 923 K !!! (460K single sided). Did the
font.ttp, nice.fed, and font_editor that I posted made it to the rest of the
world? (i got responses primarily from Canada and East coast US).
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Subject: Publishing Partner / WordUp / BIGformat
Message-ID: <764@sbcs.sunysb.edu>
Date: Thu, 15-Oct-87 11:28:34 EDT
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Posted: Thu Oct 15 11:28:34 1987
Date-Received: Sun, 18-Oct-87 08:39:26 EDT
Organization: State University of New York at Stony Brook
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Keywords: Publishing Partner, format, word-processor