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From: ghh@mentor.cc.purdue.edu
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Subject: Re: Greek / Math character set, editing
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Date: 8 Dec 89 02:30:17 GMT
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Date: Thu, 7 Dec 89 21:14:11 -0500
From: ghh
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  The best one is to use micro-TeX or pc-TeX.  but that would cost
at least $300.
  I think the cheapest one is to use "chiwriter".
  It is somewhat WYSWYG. It has math fonts I, II (like 'not equal', 'not in',
'set inclusion', 'root', 'integration', ... etc) , full greek letters and others.
Its printer resolution is good too even though you have a 9-pin printer.
But it is not so smart ( I mean not so dedicated word processor). But I could
print out nicely what I wanted. And easy to use. It was around $100. But I do
not know the recent price.

Woochang Jin