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Subject: Re:  mousing around with appleworks
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Date: Fri, 20-Mar-87 22:24:40 EST
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Posted: Fri Mar 20 22:24:40 1987
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No problem, if a mouse and AppleWorks is what you want. Just acquire 
Beagle Bros. SUPER MACROWORKS. It will add a mouse to AppleWorks, plus the 
ability to write quite long and complicated keystroke macros that can be 
stored on disk. A very useful set of macros comes with SUPER MACROWORKS.
I'm assuming that you have AppleWorks 2.0; if you somehow acquired an earlier
version, use Macroworks (or better yet, get the upgrade to v2.0). Once you 
have used AppleWorks with a mouse, it will be difficult to do without it.

               Bruce P. Halpern