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

[spec@vax2.concordia.ca (Mitchell Spector)]

In article land@ (E.G. Land) writes...

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>	I want for my money. Up until recently I had an XT and used
>	QA Write to do my word processing. This product is light years
>	ahead of AW. I was led to believe AW was a similar high-powered
>	wp. It isn't. Adequate for some, perhaps, but not for me. 

   This may sound blasphemous among AW-diehards, though I've never seen 
the appeal in using the word-processor module in AppleWorks either. Odd
as it may seem, I've found the editor in ProTERM 3.1 more flexible and
simple to use. Obviously it cannot be used as a full-fledged processor,
being limited to 45K and lacking such features as a spell-checker, among
countless others. Yet I still find it the most comfortable of 8-bit text
editors (perhaps because it follows the Apple GUI interface so closely?).
I often wish InTrec would expand upon ProTERM's built-in editor, or turn
it into a separate word-processing application. :) This is all personal
preference though, I have nothing against AppleWorks.

Mitchell Spector
spec@vax2.concordia.ca