A Japanese monthly magazine I subscribe to (not computer-related) has a
regular column concerning the use of computers with the subject at
hand, and this month's column deals entirely with Mac OS X. While
praising Jaguar's Unicode capability, it mentions that there is as yet
little in the way of word processors that can take advantage of it. The
author mentions that Word still cannot use it. He cites TextEdit,
OmniOutliner, and Macjournal as three applications that do, but notes
that none is a real word processor.
It's likely that the column will mention NW X when it comes out. At
least I will make sure the author knows about it. That will be good
free advertising for NW.
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Rick Davis
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