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Old 05-14-2010, 03:40 AM   #13
Solitaire1
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I loved WordPerfect... I had 2 huge books on this program, and had read them both, and applied everything to WordPerfect... I was really very, very good at it.

I had WordPerfect on my very first computer, which I bought in 1991..

I haven't even bothered to check out macros in Word...
I used to be a dedicated Wordstar user. For me, Wordstar Version 4 was the best version ever produced. It fixed the limitations of Version 3, while not overcomplicating things like Version 5 did. In fact, when I brought my first PC, one of the deciding factors was that it came with a Wordstar compatible word processor called "Easy" (a simplified version Wordstar made by the same company that made Wordstar).

As great as Wordstar 4 was, for me Wordperfect 5.1 for DOS is the best word processor I've ever used. There was little that I couldn't do with it, and once I got the hang of the keyboard commands it was very easy to use, and much easier to use than working with a mouse. To this day, I still tend to use keyboard commands rather than the mouse whenever possible.
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