Could you kindly unsubscribe me from the list. Although I was one of the
earliest XYWrite users (and remained loyal even through the Signature
fiasco), the limitations of XYWrite, especially in transferring files to
others, now outweigh the advantages. For me, at least, the time came about
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a year ago, to give it up. A shame. It was -- and had the potential to
remain -- the best editor on the market.
Michael H. Granof
Ernst & Young Professor of Accounting
The University of Texas at Austin
Tel: (512) 471-4678
E-Mail: Michael.Granof@xxxxxxxx