On Mon, 25 Jun 2001, Linux Enthusiast wrote:
> I'm planning on installing Familiar later this week
> (I'm waiting patiently for my serial cable to arrive)
> and I'm wondering if Familiar has a spreadsheet and/or
> word processor. I'm not looking for full-blown apps,
> more pocketized versions similar to PocketExcel and
> PocketWord (though hopefully with fewer bugs);
> basically a word processor that supports font and
> paragraph settings and a spreadsheet that offers,
> well, rows and columns. Does Pyditor (I believe that's
> the name) support variable fonts within a document?
Pyditor is, at the moment, a *very* basic text editor. It does no
formatting at all, never mind font support - it isn't even capable of
creating a new file if you give it a filename on the command-line which
doesn't already exist.
It is (I think) tiny, and it does its job well. It certainly isn't a word
processor though.
You going to write one? :-)
> =====
> Brian King
> linux_king_at_yahoo.com
Cheers
Richard
Received on Mon Jun 25 2001 - 08:51:02 EDT
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