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In article <11002@steinmetz.ge.com> desdemona!hallett@steinmetz.UUCP (Jeffrey A. Hallett) writes:
>In article <2120@ur-tut.UUCP> akk2@ur-tut (Atul Kacker) writes:
>>
>>However, the 1 Meg controversy has still to be resolved.  Perhaps someone who 
>>has a 1Meg Mac AND has the shrink-wrap version of FullWrite can give a
>>definitive answer.  
>>
>>So far as I understand, you can run FullWrite on a 1 Meg machine, however it
>>can be slow.  How slow?
>
>Well, I meet these criteria.  FullWrite Professional version 1.0 runs
>on a 1M Macintosh Plus.  It displays some speed degradation, but
>nothing really severe -- a minor annoyance at best.  The power of the
>environment more than outweighs it.  I have not had it crash yet.

Well, I've had it crash on me.  I have a 1 Meg mac (running a clean system
with no INITs) and I've been trying to print out a document that was created
on a larger Mac.  The "1 Meg limit" option was set and I had no notification
that my 20 page document (with a couple of PICTs) exceeded the limit.

When I did manage to get it to print, FullWrite complained about lack of
memory and warned that some pictures may not print correctly.  Many of them
did not!

By the way, I DO have the released version.  All in all I'm very pleased
with it, but I have experienced 1 Meg problems.


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