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From: Seiler@mit-xx@sri-unix.UUCP
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Subject: Re: ? word processing programs
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Date: Thu, 1-Sep-83 13:38:00 EDT
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Posted: Thu Sep  1 13:38:00 1983
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From:  Larry Seiler <Seiler@mit-xx>

Mark of the Unicorn's Scribble text formatter is very similar to Scribe
(Trademark of Unilogic) and does support proportional spacing.  It also
does lots of other neat things, like automatic section numbering, footnotes,
etc. etc. Not only that, they sell it to you with most of the source code,
so you can change anything you don't like, if you feel so moved.  Price
is around $150, or you can get it together with the Mince text editor (looks
a lot like EMACS, and comes with most of the source code) for $250.  Or,
if youlike your formatter integrated into your editor, you can buy
Final Word for about $250 and have both (but no source code).
	Enjoy,
	Larry
PS - It really shouldn't be necessary to say that I don't have anything
     to do with products mentioned in my messages, so in the future I won't.
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