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WordStar is a
discontinued word
processor application for microcomputers. It was
published by
MicroPro International and
originally written for the CP/M-80...
- 1978 in San Rafael, California. They are best
known as the
publisher of
WordStar, a po****r
early word
processor for
personal computers.
Seymour I. Rubinstein...
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personal computer software,
publishing the po****r word
processing package,
WordStar. He grew up in Brooklyn, New York, and
after a six-year
stint in New Hampshire...
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consolidator in the
educational software market,
acquiring rivals such as
WordStar and
Spinnaker Software in the process. In 1995,
Softkey acquired The Learning...
- and Fire. In 2014,
Martin said in a BBC
interview that he
writes using WordStar editor software, on an MS-DOS computer,
because he
dislikes having his...
- the
market leader of word processors,
displacing the
prior market leader WordStar. It was
originally developed under contract at
Brigham Young University...
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typing his
fiction on an IBM PC
compatible computer running MS-DOS with
WordStar 4.0. He
begins each day at 10 am with
rewriting and
polishing the previous...
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daisy wheel printer), a
separate version of
Wordstar had to be prepared, and one had to load the
Wordstar version that
corresponded to the
printer selected...
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MicroPro International's
StarBurst in the
early 1980s,
comprising the
WordStar word processor, the
CalcStar spreadsheet and the
DataStar database software...
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Machine retrieved 2012‑01‑09. GNU
Emacs can have
Wordstar emulation, with the
command M-x
wordstar-mode, as
found from ws-mode.el
retrieved 2017‑03‑14...
