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Subject: Polish WordProcessor
Keywords: Polish Word Processor
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Date: 27 Oct 90 18:25:52 GMT
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[Poster requested info on a Polish Word Processor]

One possible alternative may be to use WordPerfect 5.1.  It will print out any
character that a printer will not support as a graphic character.  Therefore,
it can print Hebrew, Greek, Russian, and some Japanese.  I think that character
set 1 (Multinational 1) has all the unique Polish characters  (e.g. crossed "L")
You can easily have the program insert the characters into text by programming
a keyboard definition file that recognizes certain keys as the Polish characters
The drawback is that you will not see all the characters on the screen,
since WordPerfect is limited o standard characters.  You can see it in 
the print preview screen and it will give you the output.