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From: dmimi@ecsvax.UUCP (Miriam Clifford)
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Subject: Re: Looking for a Text editing system
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Date: Sun, 21-Sep-86 07:33:47 EDT
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Take a look at WatchWord from S & K Technology, 4610 Spotted Oak Woods, San
Antonio, TX 78249.  It has been available for a long time for the zenith
z-100, and was just released for the ibm and clones (I assume, since it is
touted for the z-158.)  It is an inexpensive, very nice editor, wysiwyg, 
fonts, shows underlining, etc on screen, double height scientific characters,
etc.  Several foreign fonts are available--Greek, German, etc., and you can
make your own, if you want.  You get much control over keys, etc.  Can use
hex characters in text, set zones for use by other commands.