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Subject: WordPerfect Install Utility
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Date: Sat, 28-Mar-87 10:56:00 EST
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Posted: Sat Mar 28 10:56:00 1987
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Just got WordPerfect for the GS.  Seems to live up to the expectations I
had for it based on my experience with the IBM version.  It is a slight
variation of the IIe/IIc version, which is what caused a minor
disappointment.  The manual says there is an Install utility that can
take a text file as a set of directions for copying files, setting
pefixes, creating subdirectories, setting some WP parameters -- the idea
being to boot everything to RAM.  Unfortunately, the GS version does not
seem to have that particular utilitity -- anyone know why and whether
the IIe/IIc one would work?  (yes, I know there would be a lot more
files to copy since the GS version uses the full ProDos 16 with
toolbox.)  Or, lacking that, can someone recommend a similar utility --
how flexible is the Beagle Bros.  one?

p.s., the ProDos system that comes with it seems to have a later version
of the various pieces than came with the machine -- so Apple is finally
fixing the minor bugs, maybe.