Experience with Scientific Word?

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From: Peter Bloomfield
Date: Fri, 04 Sep 1992 14:42

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Can anyone offer any experiences with or opinions about 
Scientific Word (from TCI)?  Specifically,
1.  For entry of mathematical material, how does SW compare 
with WYSIWYG programs such as MS Word, or Exp, or T3?
2.  Does SW really encourage the author to concentrate on
document structure and content, rather than appearance?
3.  More generally, does SW promote good document-preparation
practices?

All comments welcome!  I'd be glad to summarize if there's
interest.

Peter Bloomfield
Department of Statistics, NCSU

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