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- From: dmeyer@tiac.net (David Meyer)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.applications
- Subject: Re: Best wordprocessor?
- Date: 18 Jan 1996 00:06:11 GMT
- Organization: The Internet Access Company
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- Markus Rⁿtter (rutter@uni-muenster.de) wrote:
- :
- : Hi everybody out there!
- :
- : I know I'll regret this question, but I'd really like to know what the users
- : of either Wordworth or FinalWriter think why 'their' program is the best
- : wordprocessor available. Of course, I'm also glad if someone makes a
- : suggestion even if he or she does not use one of the above. Anything that
- : helps me to select my new wordprocessor is greatly appreciated (at least as
- : long as nobody says "Beckertext" :)
- : TIA!
- The answer to this question is very personal. Neither program can
- be put forth as being "better" than the other except in specifics. WW has
- tables and can import RTF. Big advantages, if you want or need them. FW
- has its own advantages, which are only important if you want or need
- them. The two play leap-frog: first one is slightly ahead and then the
- other is. Check them both out at a store near you. If one has a feature
- that you feel you must have, a feature the other lacks, then buy that
- one. Barring the need for a specific feature, both will do nicely.
-