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Re: Microsoft Word 4.0

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From: Jim Brule
Date: Fri, 04 Aug 1989 17:39
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In article <4621@merlin.usc.edu> gford@nunki.usc.edu (Gregory Ford) writes:

>However, I have noticed something peculiar.  It takes my Mac II, with
>a 28ms access time HD, about one full second to display the menu
>when I click on the menu item.  I am using the Full Menus at the moment,
>but this occurs on the Short Menus too.  Even version 3.02 was much faster 
>than this.  

No problems here on either of my Mac-II's, one with 8MB and the other with
5MB, both running multifinder. Do you have a lot of inits, etc, running?

I am impressed with 4.0, having used it to provide camera-ready (as well
as compose) a book for McGraw-Hill according to their typesetting specs.
I had considered FullWrite (too slow, and in fact, some of their "features"
were too restrictive) and PageMaker, but found Word 4.0 the clear winner.


 ~~~Jim

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From: wntrmute@cmx.npac.syr.edu (Jim Brule)
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Subject: Re: Microsoft Word 4.0
Summary: no problem here
Keywords: Word,Microsoft
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Date: 4 Aug 89 17:39:39 GMT
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