Supposedly Wordperfect 8 for Linux will work in console mode if you
pay for the professional version.
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On 08/12/99 at 11:14:04, Matthew Dalton wrote concerning "Re: Console Word
Processing":
> You could use TeX (LaTeX). Previewing may be difficult, but it would
> still work (ie you can type your stuff and print it out). Diagrams would
> be difficult as well. TeX is available
On Thu, 12 Aug 1999, Matthew Dalton wrote:
> You could use TeX (LaTeX). Previewing may be difficult, but it would
> still work (ie you can type your stuff and print it out). Diagrams would
> be difficult as well. TeX is available as a part of debian main.
Previewing can be done with tmview.
Joha
On 12-Aug-99 Cheshire wrote:
> Hey all, I've been unsuccessful in finding a console alternative to
> wordperfect/star office. Basically I've set up a linux box for someone
> and can't get X to work with the 16 color VGA monitor (I haven't looked
> through much documention on it tho so I don't even
You could use TeX (LaTeX). Previewing may be difficult, but it would
still work (ie you can type your stuff and print it out). Diagrams would
be difficult as well. TeX is available as a part of debian main.
You might be able to use Dosemu to run something like Wordperfect 5.1
(if you still happen
Hey all, I've been unsuccessful in finding a
console alternative to wordperfect/star office. Basically I've set up a linux
box for someone and can't get X to work with the 16 color VGA monitor (I haven't
looked through much documention on it tho so I don't even know if I can--but
nonetheles
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