roise@sumax.UUCP (Linda Roise) (02/09/90)
Is anyone aware of Microsoft Word's being made available for Unix
systems? How about Word Perfect? I believe Word Perfect is available
for Xenix systems. I use the Macintosh version of Microsoft Word
(4.0) on a daily basis. I'm becoming pretty proficient in vi. But I
am trying to teach some of my adjunct faculty members and others how
to do news and mail, and they are not yet ready for the challenge of
vi. If I could install an easier-to-use editor on the Encore Multimax
(Umax) Unix system, it would simplify things a great deal. These folks
use either Word for Mac or MS/DOS or they use Word Perfect.
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Seattle, WA 98122______: Voice___: (206) 296-5351_____________________________mikulska@odin.ucsd.edu (Margaret Mikulska) (02/10/90)
In article <1232@sumax.UUCP> roise@sumax.UUCP (Linda Roise) writes: > >Is anyone aware of Microsoft Word's being made available for Unix >systems? How about Word Perfect? Word Perfect is available for UNIX, at least for Sun-3's and Sun-4's. We have it on a SparcStation-1. I don't recall the price, but it`s not very cheap. Margaret Mikulska UC San Diego mmikulska@ucsd.edu