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In article <8802110454.AA13866@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> liemandt@JESSICA.STANFORD.EDU (Joe Liemandt) writes:
>
>Ashton-Tate announced today that they had purchased Ann Arbor Softworks and
>its acclaimed paint program, FullPaint and their soon-to-be released word
>processor, FullWrite Professional.
>
>Some of Ann Arbors programmers will be joining the Ashton-Tate development
>team which is relocating from So Cal to Silicon Valley.  


	I thought that AAS programmer's where located in Ann Arbor MI  and 
that only the marketing types where located in Southern Cal.  Regardless
of where they where originally located, hopefully Ashton-Tate has hired 
ALL of the programmers associated with FullWrite since a program this 
*huge* probably isn't understood by just a few.  Maybe this has something
to do with the delays :-).  There must be multi MB of source for a program
that compiles down to a measly 700 someodd K.  

	Without the dictionary !!!!!!

	Perhaps part of the problem with FullWrite was getting it to fit 
on ONE disk ( the application that is ) 

	Other than that it looks like a great product ( in the rough ).

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