I have been using XyWrite for many years and I am now seriously considering
buying Nota Bene and would appreciate comments, suggestions, warnings,etc.
I have no need for the scholarly features of Nota Bene, but I do like the
fact that it is compatible with Windows. I am concerned whether Nota Bene
has the speed and capacity that XyWrite has under Windows XP, especially on
files that are half of a meg or more. I understand all the
formatting commands embedded in the documents are the same so that I can have
access to all my old files and that I can continue to convert my files through
Word for Word into Wordperfect 5.1 for printing.
Avrom Fischer
I am not computer literate like most of the people on the Userlist. I am concerned that I am not sufficiently computer literate to handle the screen problems that many people have, particularly after they stop using xp.. Till now I have been using Windows XP but I am concerned that when I get my next computer I will not +be able to get drivers that are compatible with xp. After 20 years of Xywrite, switching feels comparable to driving a new
car.
Avrom Fischer
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