Michael Trausch wrote:
> BTW, does anyone know of a Word Proccessor for Linux that will read MS
> Word 97, and MS Works 4.0, and earlier, formatted files? And write them,
> as well? I ask because I want to do this stuff in Linux and just give
> them the disk to print it. Hehehe-- I find a word processor that can do
> that-- and I can reformat /dev/hda1 as an ext2 partition! =)
Word Perfect 8 will do Word quite nicely. Not sure about Works.
http://linux.corel.com Warning - big download. But once installed it
runs very nicely. Or at least it does for me - usual disclaimer.
Install was easy. No charge download, also now available on CDROM from
various vendors.
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