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From: koontz@cam.nist.gov (John E. Koontz X5180)
Newsgroups: comp.fonts
Subject: Re: Greek WYSIWYG Wordprocessor
Summary: WYSIWYG Greek - Post Script (not the pcl!)
Message-ID: <2146@alpha.cam.nist.gov>
Date: 14 Jan 90 22:19:05 GMT
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Nota Bene gets a favorable nod from the editors of PC Magazine in a review
of versions 5 of Display Write, MS Word, and Word Perfect in issue 8.20,
dated November 28, 1989.  At least one subscriber to the Nota Bene list
has also tried Multilingual Scholar and feels Nota Bene is superior as a 
word processor.  I have only tried Nota Bene, and have used only the standard
ASCII version, which I have customized for use with the Siouan languages of
North America.  Customization was easy.  The special version of Nota Bene
that handles European/Philological languages is supposed to be good for the
languages that it does handle, which I believe include Greek.  LaserJet
printers are supported, per the original request.