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From: jph@whuxle.UUCP
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Subject: Re: JS&A Microwriter - (nf)
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Date: Mon, 30-Apr-84 13:32:35 EDT
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whuxle!jph    Apr 30 13:32:00 1984

I have a Microwriter and found it relatively easy to learn
and to remember what the keystrokes are after having not
used it for some time. It is a nice device and easy to use
if you are sitting in a chair and want to take notes without
having to look at the paper and such. It can also be hooked
up to a computer and used as a `terminal'. The LCD display
may not be large enough, but you can scroll back and forth
to see what you received. It makes an interesting
alternative keyboard that you can use with your terminal,
especially if you have a personal computer. This is also the
mechanism that is used to dump the data you have recorded
back to a host computer.

Jim Holtman
WH 1B-310
x4900