i wonder . . .

[Leon Goldstein]

> Tony Alfrey wrote:
>
>>>There are people who are quite willing to buy your CD's, and will
>>>> gladly pay a reasonable price.
>>
>>
>>Jeeze, I can't imagine why.  I don't think that the set cost more than 
>>about $20 if that much.  I didn't keep the manual ( I don't think; I'll 
>>look around).

Not to sound like a Corel shill, but: (1.) macros (2.) reveal codes (3.) shrink to fit
are features yet to be equalled by any other Linux word processor.
And of course, WordPerfect users who started out 20 years ago are not interested in learning
the peculiarities of OO, Koffice etc. 

>>
>>>> If you don't want to post on the Corel newsgroup yourself, you can
>>>> let me know what you have,
>>>> and what you're asking, and I'll post the info.
>>
>>
>>Let me think about it.  Certainly the Linux disks are worth nothing to 
>>me.  The separate WordPerfect disks still are, although I'm trying to 
>>convert everything out of WordPerfect.
>>
>>
>>>>
>>>> BTW do you have Corel Linux deluxe or standard edition?  It makes a
>>>> difference as far as WP 8.1 goes.
>>
>>
>>It says "deluxe" on the CD sleeves.

Ah...  That is what people really want - the "full" WP8.1 with 300 + fonts.
There are some ridiculous prices being asked on e-bay for CLOS deluxe.
The value is in the WP8.1.  It can install in other current distro's.
Current printer drivers are available too.


-- 
Leon A. Goldstein

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