Re: NB for XY deal; the DOS option

[Robert Hemenway robhem@xxxxxxxx]

May I add that the printed manual for the DOS version of Nota Bene is very
good indeed. Clearly written, detailed, and well indexed. About 800 pages.
Little on customization--but thenNota Bene is, of course, itself a
customization of XyWrite.

The Windows version of Nota Bene has no printed manual. As I understand it,
the Help files are extensive. But, for me anyhow, the printed manual has
great advantages. Enough, I think, for me to continue to use the DOS
version, at any rate for now.

Robert Hemenway

>Reply-To: "Anne Putnam" 
>From: "Anne Putnam" 
>To: "Daniel Say" 
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>Subject: Re: Nota Bene/XyWrite
>Date: Tue, 5 Oct 1999 12:08:34 -0400
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>> What about a proportional deal for NBDOS4.5
>> and ScholarWorkStation DOS?
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>We currently offer our NB customers an upgrade price of $119 for Scholar's
>Workstation (including the NB word processor, Ibidem and Orbis) and we would
>be happy to make that price available to registered XyWrite users. Add an
>additional $50 if you want Lingua (Lingua adds multi-lingual word processing
>in Greek, Hebrew and Cyrillic to the Scholar's Workstation package). We are
>now running out of our manuals for Orbis (DOS) and do not plan to reprint
>them, but we have a full supply of the main DOS manual. The price for the
>DOS programs includes printed manuals as supplies last; thereafter, we will
>supply copies of the original manual(s).
>
>If you would like to order the DOS and the Windows versions of Scholar's
>Workstation at the same time, we will deduct an additional $20 from the
>price: (NB DOS SWS version 4.5 for $119 + NBWin SWS version 5.0 for $179 =
>$298).
>
>Thanks for your interest.
>
>Anne Putnam
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