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From: dave4@rruxh.UUCP (David J. Arlington)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.8bit
Subject: Re: 80 col. word pros?
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Date: 14 Sep 90 13:01:24 GMT
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In-reply-to: rrwood@contact.uucp's message of 9 Sep 90 14:19:26 GMT


     PaperClip uses all the availabble memory you have and NOT as a
RAMDisk. You have to have the 130XE version of PaperClip. Back when
I had a 320XE (320K), I used to edit some really huge documents. And
it doesn't work all goofy like Atari Writer +. But the really really
nice thing about PaperClip and extra memory is when you use the
SpellChecker. It loads into memory as much of the dictionary disk as
it can and then spellchecks. In that mode, it was as fast a
spellchecker as
anything I've ever used on any other machine.

                               Dave Arlington