Re: Use of ``vi'' for business office word-processing

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From: Comfy chair
Date: Wed, 17 Sep 1986 00:48

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Oh, no, not another editor war. Speaking only for myself,

When all I had was Wordstar, I used that for correspondence and I was
happy. I even (shock, gasp) typed in assembly language with that.

When I have vi, I use LaTeX and a laser printer and I am happy too.

When I don't have either, I just use a ball point pen.

Oh, ok, :-).

Being able to judge the proficiency level of the users is an important
task of the system configurator. We all know how to do that, right?
Can we talk about something else now?

	Ken
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From: ken@rochester.ARPA (Comfy chair)
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Subject: Re: Use of ``vi'' for business office word-processing
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Date: Tue, 16-Sep-86 20:48:36 EDT
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Posted: Tue Sep 16 20:48:36 1986
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