Re: A pointer, please.

["Anne Putnam" aputnam@xxxxxxxx]

In response to the following comments about tables:

> How about an alternative. I also finf XY "tables" extremely hard to
> use. Instead, I use HTML tables which are VERY straight forward with
> coding by row and cell within row. It is not necessary to go online
as
> windows comes with a browser that can be employed in a local mode.
The
> results print very nicely also
> Dick Giering
>
> Thomas J Hawley wrote:
>
> > If by "matrix" you mean a column table, that's a feature which I
have
> > never been able to get to work properly.
> >

How about Nota Bene as an alternative?

We have spent a lot of programming time working on column tables and
snaking columns -- fixing more than a few bugs. These improvements are
new with NB version 5.5. For those of you who don't mind an occasional
mouse click or two, we have also added a menu interface for cellular
tables (column tables) and snaking columns. Use the menu to set up a
table and then Ctrl+Ins will add additional rows as you work.

As I have said before on this list, registered XyWrite users are
entitled to our competitive upgrade pricing which is the same as our
student pricing -- $249 for Scholar's Workstation. Product information,
a downloadable demo, pricing information and secure order forms are all
available at www.notabene.com. Or let me know if you have any
questions.

Anne Putnam
President, Nota Bene Associates, Inc.
aputnam@xxxxxxxx
www.notabene.com
1-800-4NB-ORDER (1-800-462-6733)
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