INFTVT1@HENTHT5.BITNET.UUCP (02/03/87)
In an article Mosh Braner wonders if MS Word has been ported to the
atari st. Yes that's correct i saw it working when i visited a friend.
It has a lot of possibilities but it's slow, slow not to say very slow.
It has the possibility to use several fonts in several sizes. As i just
saw a glimp i can't remember anymore but i can ask my friend perhaps he
wants to send a little note to netland.
Sietze Roorda.
inftvt1@hentht5.bitnetPatrick@ark.cs.vu.nl (Patrick van Kleef) (02/05/87)
In article <8702031659.AA25588@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> INFTVT1@HENTHT5.BITNET writes: >In an article Mosh Braner wonders if MS Word has been ported to the >atari st. Yes that's correct i saw it working when i visited a friend. >It has a lot of possibilities but it's slow, slow not to say very slow. >It has the possibility to use several fonts in several sizes. As i just >saw a glimp i can't remember anymore but i can ask my friend perhaps he >wants to send a little note to netland. > > Sietze Roorda. > Are you sure it's not the demo-version (that is really unreliable -no wonder for a demo-) that's out 'and around'? I'm real anxious to buy MS-Word (MS-Write[r] it's called for the ST) when the definite version hits the market. My kind of wordprocessor! Any of you know whether WordPerfect is out for the ST already? . . . . .
ericr@hpvcla.UUCP (02/05/87)
I believe you are referring to MS-Write which is soon to be released for the Atari. It is different than MS-Word, but I am not sure what the differences are. Eric Ross ihnp4!hpfcla!hpvcla!ericr