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"Broberg, Mats" <mabr -at- flir -dot- se> wrote in news:271460 -at- techwr-l:
Hi Mats;
> Since we are on the topic of venerable software (Interleaf etc) - does
> anyone of you still use Xywrite? Seems to hihgly regarded as a DOS word
> processing program.
Yeah, actually, I still use it on a couple of old DOS-based HP handhelds.
I also used it on my Jornada 820 for a while, until the unit finally gave
up the ghost.
I would love to have a varient of that again, something that I could search
and replace open wildcards and carriage returns, among other things.
--
Carter Campbell
ccampbell at wi-lan dot com
Technical Writer
Wi-LAN Inc.
Calgary Alberta
Canada
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