Re: xywrite info

[Stephen Shaw sshaw@xxxxxxxx]

Ralph Tannenbaum said>>>>

> While Xywrite for Windows has many users and some proponents, few of
> them are enthusiastic. Xywrite for Dos works fine in any flavor
> Windows, I believe (as well as OS/2).
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I am not sure that it is correct to say that few are enthusiastic. In any case, I am one of the ones enthusiastic about XyWrite for Windows. The advantages of a windowing environment are enormous. Although XW does not fully exploit that environment, it is sufficiently good that moving to XW has been a major advantage for me. I have found it to be very stable and dependable, under a very heavy workload.


Steve Shaw






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