[comp.sys.amiga] Help for Word Processing.

802360644%RUMAC%UPR1.UPR.CUN.EDU@vtvm1.cc.vt.edu (Angel Asencio) (03/12/90)

Here's your letter Steve
>I have recently purchased a A500 w/1meg and 2 880k drives. I need a
>good word processor, preferably with a spelling and grammer checker,
>DTP and grafix compatibility are NOT necessary. It must not be so
>complex to learn that kids (c.13-15) and wives (non-techie) would have
>a hard time learning it, nor should it be very expensive (preferably
>_under_ $100). We've looked at Excellence! and it looks pretty good
>although it runs more like $150. ANY GOOD advice on a good general
>purpose wordprocessor would be greatly appreciated.

O.K., I use Prowrite 2.5 (I have it since 2.0), it cost me $79 (of
course, the 2.0) in a software house, I started to play with the menu,
that, if not have all, it has most of the commands and with the
keyboard equivalent aside. I came to touch the book one week later.
My mother language is Spanish, and understood most the commands at
first sight.  I think that have a 10000 words dictionary. Is a WYSIWYG
word processor and with the program that came with 2.5 "System Mover"
you can add any fonts your system disk permits.  What I like more is
that can import graphics, adn can print them in NLQ mode also. And has
many more options that I haven't master or know yet, but I have read
many reviews of WP and I still think, that for that price, it still
the best. (I forgot, you can have colored fonts and have a great
update policy.)

>NOTE: Response via direct e-mail would also be greatly appreciated
>since I can't keep up with the enormous volume of this news group.
>Many thanks!
>
>Steve

I'll write both places, I think that many persons has the same doubts.

                                                                        Hope I h
elp,


Angel Asencio  //

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802360644%RUMAC%UPR1.UPR.CUN.EDU

P.S. I have nothing with New Horizons Software, I'm only a satisfied
costumer.