Re: FullWrite

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From: Wayne Pollock
Date: Sat, 23 Jan 1988 07:30

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There has been some feedback from the beta tester on this product.  None
of them have said whether FullWrite is fast or slow.  On the one hand,
the product has so many features, and is properly written (so as to be
compatible/protable), you'd think it would have to be slow.  On the other
hand, I believe the developer would never release a product if it was too
slow.  Any comments from those who have played around with it?


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From: pollock@usfvax2.UUCP (Wayne Pollock)
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Subject: Re: FullWrite
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Date: 23 Jan 88 07:30:20 GMT
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