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  1. @teacher_rick @bert_hubert Ik ben nooit overgestapt naar Word en gebruik WordPerfect nog steeds. De opmaak doen met Word is Kwalitatief Uitermate Teleurstellend, dus ben ik (sinds 1988) gewoon bij #WordPerfect gebleven. Wel met diverse upgrades uiteraard.

  2. @teacher_rick @bert_hubert Ik ben nooit overgestapt naar Word en gebruik WordPerfect nog steeds. De opmaak doen met Word is Kwalitatief Uitermate Teleurstellend, dus ben ik (sinds 1988) gewoon bij #WordPerfect gebleven. Wel met diverse upgrades uiteraard.

  3. @teacher_rick @bert_hubert Ik ben nooit overgestapt naar Word en gebruik WordPerfect nog steeds. De opmaak doen met Word is Kwalitatief Uitermate Teleurstellend, dus ben ik (sinds 1988) gewoon bij #WordPerfect gebleven. Wel met diverse upgrades uiteraard.

  4. @teacher_rick @bert_hubert Ik ben nooit overgestapt naar Word en gebruik WordPerfect nog steeds. De opmaak doen met Word is Kwalitatief Uitermate Teleurstellend, dus ben ik (sinds 1988) gewoon bij #WordPerfect gebleven. Wel met diverse upgrades uiteraard.

  5. @teacher_rick @bert_hubert Ik ben nooit overgestapt naar Word en gebruik WordPerfect nog steeds. De opmaak doen met Word is Kwalitatief Uitermate Teleurstellend, dus ben ik (sinds 1988) gewoon bij #WordPerfect gebleven. Wel met diverse upgrades uiteraard.

  6. I'm old enough that my primary association with "WP" is WordPerfect. #WordPerfect

  7. I'm old enough that my primary association with "WP" is WordPerfect. #WordPerfect

  8. I'm old enough that my primary association with "WP" is WordPerfect. #WordPerfect

  9. I'm old enough that my primary association with "WP" is WordPerfect. #WordPerfect

  10. New post: The Markdown Link no. 12

    Among today’s links are #markdowneditors Deepdwn and MarkLite, toolbar app Append, quick-capture app Kraa, and Mat Duggan plumbs the depths of the #filesystem

    md-markdown.com/blog/markdown-

    #markdown #Fountain #MSWord #WordStar #WordPerfect #Deepdwn #MarkLite #Append

  11. New post: The Markdown Link no. 12

    Among today’s links are #markdowneditors Deepdwn and MarkLite, toolbar app Append, quick-capture app Kraa, and Mat Duggan plumbs the depths of the #filesystem

    md-markdown.com/blog/markdown-

    #markdown #Fountain #MSWord #WordStar #WordPerfect #Deepdwn #MarkLite #Append

  12. New post: The Markdown Link no. 12

    Among today’s links are #markdowneditors Deepdwn and MarkLite, toolbar app Append, quick-capture app Kraa, and Mat Duggan plumbs the depths of the #filesystem

    md-markdown.com/blog/markdown-

    #markdown #Fountain #MSWord #WordStar #WordPerfect #Deepdwn #MarkLite #Append

  13. New post: The Markdown Link no. 12

    Among today’s links are #markdowneditors Deepdwn and MarkLite, toolbar app Append, quick-capture app Kraa, and Mat Duggan plumbs the depths of the #filesystem

    md-markdown.com/blog/markdown-

    #markdown #Fountain #MSWord #WordStar #WordPerfect #Deepdwn #MarkLite #Append

  14. New post: The Markdown Link no. 12

    Among today’s links are #markdowneditors Deepdwn and MarkLite, toolbar app Append, quick-capture app Kraa, and Mat Duggan plumbs the depths of the #filesystem

    md-markdown.com/blog/markdown-

    #markdown #Fountain #MSWord #WordStar #WordPerfect #Deepdwn #MarkLite #Append

  15. WordPerfect sits in the middle between LaTeX and Word when it comes to its document model.

    It's a stream processor like LaTeX that just has a raw stream of text with tags applied to the text for formatting control.

    It's a word processor like Word that shows you how that raw stream of text with tags looks on the document without having to recompile the document each time to see the results.

    Anyone who wants to do a new FOSS document processor, please blatantly steal this model.

    #WordPerfect

  16. WordPerfect sits in the middle between LaTeX and Word when it comes to its document model.

    It's a stream processor like LaTeX that just has a raw stream of text with tags applied to the text for formatting control.

    It's a word processor like Word that shows you how that raw stream of text with tags looks on the document without having to recompile the document each time to see the results.

    Anyone who wants to do a new FOSS document processor, please blatantly steal this model.

    #WordPerfect

  17. WordPerfect sits in the middle between LaTeX and Word when it comes to its document model.

    It's a stream processor like LaTeX that just has a raw stream of text with tags applied to the text for formatting control.

    It's a word processor like Word that shows you how that raw stream of text with tags looks on the document without having to recompile the document each time to see the results.

    Anyone who wants to do a new FOSS document processor, please blatantly steal this model.

    #WordPerfect

  18. WordPerfect sits in the middle between LaTeX and Word when it comes to its document model.

    It's a stream processor like LaTeX that just has a raw stream of text with tags applied to the text for formatting control.

    It's a word processor like Word that shows you how that raw stream of text with tags looks on the document without having to recompile the document each time to see the results.

    Anyone who wants to do a new FOSS document processor, please blatantly steal this model.

    #WordPerfect

  19. WordPerfect sits in the middle between LaTeX and Word when it comes to its document model.

    It's a stream processor like LaTeX that just has a raw stream of text with tags applied to the text for formatting control.

    It's a word processor like Word that shows you how that raw stream of text with tags looks on the document without having to recompile the document each time to see the results.

    Anyone who wants to do a new FOSS document processor, please blatantly steal this model.

    #WordPerfect

  20. RE: mastodon.world/@anttipeltola/1

    Looking back at the history of #WordPerfect—looks like I must have started using it in 1990, maybe even 1991, not 1989 as I had thought. I began with v. 5.1 (though I had played with v. 5) and given the timing, it must have crossed over in the 1990s. Before then it would have been Wordstar on the IBM PC-compatible and SuperScript on the Commodore 64.

  21. RE: mastodon.world/@anttipeltola/1

    Looking back at the history of #WordPerfect—looks like I must have started using it in 1990, maybe even 1991, not 1989 as I had thought. I began with v. 5.1 (though I had played with v. 5) and given the timing, it must have crossed over in the 1990s. Before then it would have been Wordstar on the IBM PC-compatible and SuperScript on the Commodore 64.

  22. RE: mastodon.world/@anttipeltola/1

    Looking back at the history of #WordPerfect—looks like I must have started using it in 1990, maybe even 1991, not 1989 as I had thought. I began with v. 5.1 (though I had played with v. 5) and given the timing, it must have crossed over in the 1990s. Before then it would have been Wordstar on the IBM PC-compatible and SuperScript on the Commodore 64.

  23. RE: mastodon.world/@anttipeltola/1

    Looking back at the history of #WordPerfect—looks like I must have started using it in 1990, maybe even 1991, not 1989 as I had thought. I began with v. 5.1 (though I had played with v. 5) and given the timing, it must have crossed over in the 1990s. Before then it would have been Wordstar on the IBM PC-compatible and SuperScript on the Commodore 64.

  24. RE: mastodon.world/@anttipeltola/1

    Looking back at the history of #WordPerfect—looks like I must have started using it in 1990, maybe even 1991, not 1989 as I had thought. I began with v. 5.1 (though I had played with v. 5) and given the timing, it must have crossed over in the 1990s. Before then it would have been Wordstar on the IBM PC-compatible and SuperScript on the Commodore 64.

  25. LibreOffice Writer is too quirky. I add in hard returns, it takes them out when I press enter after the paragraph. Same with tabs. Still no one touches #WordPerfect for usability.

  26. LibreOffice Writer is too quirky. I add in hard returns, it takes them out when I press enter after the paragraph. Same with tabs. Still no one touches #WordPerfect for usability.

  27. LibreOffice Writer is too quirky. I add in hard returns, it takes them out when I press enter after the paragraph. Same with tabs. Still no one touches #WordPerfect for usability.

  28. LibreOffice Writer is too quirky. I add in hard returns, it takes them out when I press enter after the paragraph. Same with tabs. Still no one touches #WordPerfect for usability.

  29. LibreOffice Writer is too quirky. I add in hard returns, it takes them out when I press enter after the paragraph. Same with tabs. Still no one touches #WordPerfect for usability.

  30. If you're looking for a full version history of all WordPerfect releases between 1979 and 1997, here it is.

    I'm personally using WordPerfect 6.2 for DOS and WordPerfect 3.5e for Macintosh as my main word processors.

    mendelson.org/wpdos/chronology

    #WordPerfect #RetroComputing #DOS #Macintosh

  31. If you're looking for a full version history of all WordPerfect releases between 1979 and 1997, here it is.

    I'm personally using WordPerfect 6.2 for DOS and WordPerfect 3.5e for Macintosh as my main word processors.

    mendelson.org/wpdos/chronology

    #WordPerfect #RetroComputing #DOS #Macintosh

  32. If you're looking for a full version history of all WordPerfect releases between 1979 and 1997, here it is.

    I'm personally using WordPerfect 6.2 for DOS and WordPerfect 3.5e for Macintosh as my main word processors.

    mendelson.org/wpdos/chronology

    #WordPerfect #RetroComputing #DOS #Macintosh

  33. If you're looking for a full version history of all WordPerfect releases between 1979 and 1997, here it is.

    I'm personally using WordPerfect 6.2 for DOS and WordPerfect 3.5e for Macintosh as my main word processors.

    mendelson.org/wpdos/chronology

    #WordPerfect #RetroComputing #DOS #Macintosh

  34. If you're looking for a full version history of all WordPerfect releases between 1979 and 1997, here it is.

    I'm personally using WordPerfect 6.2 for DOS and WordPerfect 3.5e for Macintosh as my main word processors.

    mendelson.org/wpdos/chronology

    #WordPerfect #RetroComputing #DOS #Macintosh