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Word Perfect is available for UNIX, at least for Sun-3's and Sun-4's.
We have it on a SparcStation-1. I don't recall the price, but it`s
not very cheap.
Margaret Mikulska
UC San Diego
> Is anyone aware of Microsoft Word's being made available for Unix
> systems?
Microsoft Word is available for SCO Xenix and all (I believe) UNIX/386
systems.
> How about Word Perfect? I believe Word Perfect is available
> for Xenix systems.
Among others, yes.
> If I could install an easier-to-use editor on the Encore Multimax
> (Umax) Unix system, it would simplify things a great deal.
No problems. In fact, I'm using WordPerfect under UMAX V 2.2h on an
Encore Multimax to post this message. Depending on what Multimax
you have, WordPerfect costs $5000 (for a MM310), $7000 (MM320),
$10000 (MM510) and $14000 (MM520), all list prices. Now, does this
look like a lot of money? It is a lot of money. But how many PC or
Mac licenses would you get for $5000? Right -- about 10. How many
users do you have on a typical MM310 system? Right -- between 50 and
200.
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