RTF format -- summary

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From: John A. Ternent
Date: Thu, 05 Nov 1992 17:17

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Thanks to everyone who replied to my question about RTF format. Here is
the answer, in case anyone has the same problem again.

RTF stands for Rich Text Format, which was developed by Microsoft and is
used by MS Word (DOS and Windows). However, other word processors, such
as WordPerfect, may be able to convert this format.  Additionally, NeXT's
Edit feature apparently uses this format as well. There is (out in anon-
FTP land somewhere) a set of RTF utilities.

Again, many thanks to those who replied to my post; I hope this summary
will be useful to someone!

John Ternent
j-ternent@uiuc.edu

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