Greek and Latin Word Processing

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From: Raulin Olivera
Date: Tue, 24 Jul 1990 19:37

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My sister teaches Greek and Latin.  She needs a good word processing
package that will handle characters specific to these languages and
have the capability to make special characters.

I was told that the latest version of Word Perfect has an extensive
font library and if your printer can't handle a character the software
will bit map it for you.

I have also heard that Note Bene (not sure of spelling) is also a good
"writers" package.  I need some advice.  Can anyone out there in Netland
provide any guidance?

Please Email me at @unify!csusac!raulin

		thanx
			=Ralo->

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Subject: Greek and Latin Word Processing
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