I have been up against this problem.
"OIf you need to communicate via docs with the outside world then you need Win95
and latest Word"
Granted there is SO4 but it is not stable and has bugs, then there is Applix,
good , but forget accurate filters for embedded graphics and accurate formatting,
then there is Maxwell and its Word filters are not implemented yet.
So I have to run MS to maintain compatibility.
Hate it , but no other solution
Phil
PS.
Patrick, hows sales?
Patrick T. Berry wrote:
> I believe Wordperfect is ported to Linux. This could save you a lot of time
> learning new conventions in a
> word processor! Good luck.
>
> Rich Shepard wrote:
>
> > >would be nice if there was a good word processor package for Linux - anyone
> > >any ideas? I admit I haven't looked in to this too much, but it would avoid
> > >my having to keep Windows 95 and all the problems it has caused (Oh the
> > >problems...the problems...!! :-( )
> >
>
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