--- J.M.P.Hissel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would use Corel WordPerfect. I lot of my clients
still use it.
It is/was downloadable for free for years. I even
have it on Mac-mag's CD's.
So if you don't find it but want it mail me OffList.
I'm sure it will be
legal to send you. It's about 9
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The original iPod? :)
It will be total Fandemonium!
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Hopefully your computer came with Appleworks (older versions are
called Clarisworks) installed, or the CD or floppies. That program
can open .doc files.
Select 'Open' and from the dialogue box, select 'All file types',
then click on the document you wish to open. Appleworks will use
Randal Du [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, now that I think about it, I really just need a RTF document
reader. Is there any lean, lean word processor that can open a RTF
document?
Assuming you mean on the Mac and not using your DOS card, I'd recommend
Tex-Edit Plus. Lean, mean and highly
On my PB 190 (OS 7.5.3, 24 MB RAM), I have always had good luck with
Mariner Write and Nisus Writer, but that's just me. Also, I believe
that SimpleText can save in RTF format, but I'm not certain.
Hope this helps,
Caleb
On Saturday, Dec 17, 2005, at 19:15 America/Chicago, Randal Du wrote:
