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From: tsc2597@acf4.UUCP (Sam Chin)
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Subject: Re: EMACS for CP/M, MINCE, and SCRIBBLE
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Date: Fri, 31-May-85 22:24:00 EDT
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The Final Word certainly does run on CPM/80. About 2 years ago I used Final
Word to create a manual for a product. It was running on TurboDOS with slave
Z-80 boards. There are several differences between it an the 16 bit version
but it is definately the best program on CPM/80 to generate a manual. It
worked flawlessly with a Qume printer and proportional spacing.

Sam Chin
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