Re: Word Perfect for GS -- Who Sells it...?

[joko@crl.com (Joe Kohn)]

 >In fact, according to Joe Kohn(?), a year or two ago someone
 >wrote a psychology textbook on it.

Actually, it's a Psychiatric textbook, and it was just recently published
in the last month or two.

The Psychiatrist that I know (he's a member of my local user group)
actually edited the textbook (in AppleWorks) with contributions from
Psychiatrists around the country. All of the various chapters were written
on PCs, and uploaded to the editor's Internet e-mail account. He received
them using ProTerm v3.1. From there, he saved them as AppleWorks Word
Processing documents, then loaded them into AW, where he edited them.

I've long maintained that AppleWorks is a "writer's best friend." AW is
easy to use, and with the addition of TimeOut UltraMacros and TO.Thesaurus,
it really is hard to imagine a better program for writing. All the 
hundreds of articles I've written about the Apple II have been written in 
AppleWorks. And, needless to say, Shareware Solutions II is written using 
AppleWorks.

Joe Kohn
Publisher, Shareware Solutions II

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