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[callmebruce2002 at yahoo.com (Bruce)]

And that is exactly why my wife uses Word Perfect. The
typesetting paradigm works well for her, as she does a
weekly bulletin and sends the file off to the printer
for press. The printer she uses prefers Word Perfect
over Word (and Microsoft Publisher). He'd prefer
press-ready, but Word Perfect is at least preferred
over Word in his shop.

(I can't get her to give Scribus or Adobe Publisher a
shot, but that's fine)
 

--- "Watson, Keith R." <krwatson at cc.gatech.edu> wrote:

> > -----Original Message-----

> 
> This could easily devolve into a religious war. In
> light of that I'll
> refrain from claiming any one word processor is
> better than any other.
> Suffice it to say that I have used and supported
> virtually every word
> processing program since WordStar on CPM. Most of
> today's word
> processors use the Microsoft Word word processing
> paradigm. WordPerfect
> doesn't, it uses a typesetting paradigm. To this day
> I still prefer
> WordPerfect to any of the other word processors I
> have used.



       
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