stern@ketch.cis.ohio-state.edu (jeffrey a. stern) (03/03/89)
In article 8696, Paul Sender (paul@athertn.Atherton.COM) says:
"I have never even HEARD of any word processor
that is not memory-based, permitting someone to write long documents."
Paul, you probably wouldn't even want to touch this piece of software now
because it's so ridiculously old, but I remember using ScreenWriter II on
my old II+, complete with floppy disk caching, and 70 column (or less-
whatever you wanted!) screen which didn't require an 80-column card.
Boy, was it slow! But, it worked on superlong papers. As far as being easy
to use, it wasn't any AppleWorks, but I cranked out several long term papers
on it... Ahhhh...Those were the days!
Jeff Stern