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The "Best" Word Processor?

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From: Z4648252
Date: Sat, 06 May 1989 16:33
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Lea Viljanen writes:

"I need a good word processor. I've been using 1st Word+ (somewhat old
version), but lately some of its bugs/features have started to annoy me.

"Anyway, here's what I need.

"    1) PostScript support.
       I don't have a good printer, but I can use the University
       PS-laser. 1ST2PS has been enough for now.

"    2) Ability to import pictures.
       I need to draw some graphs for my work and I need to import
       them into my text. Preferably DEGAS or some other common format.

"    3) Easy to use interface. I don't like PC WordPerfect...

"    4) Plus all the normal word processor stuff (justify, selectable
       line spacing, bold & italics etc.).

"Any suggestions about a good word processor, which meets these requirements?"

    If you have a Spectre 128, a hard drive, and two megs of memory, then
FullWrite by Ashton Tate will do all of this for you and more.  This is a
POWERFUL and exceedingly friendly program to use.  It reminds me of a
word processor with DTP features but without the restrictions of DTp
programs (text processing done within a frame or box, etc.).
    You do have to have a two meg machine, though.
    Also, if you are an educator, you can get a substantial discount.

Larry Rymal <Z4648252@SFAUSTIN.BITNET>
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