> On Fri, 27 Mar 1998 linker@nightshade.ml.org wrote:
>
> > Or is MS now redefineing 'text editor' as something that can edit MS
> > propritary format files?
Most likely.
> This is an extention of their plan to replace adobie as the leader for
> multi platform documents, they do provide a free word 6.0 reader but only
> for win 3.1, and even then it's not guaranteed to work.
>
> Could somone unlucky enough to be running Windoze read it, save it in a
> more appropriate format and stick it on a web page somewhere?
> I'd like to see it but I bannished MS from my system last summer in favor
> of a cool operating system I read about in "the computer paper" back in
> 1995 ;)
Get applixware, from redhat. It can import most document formats,
including some dodgy proprietary ones.
Later
Paul
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