Hello David,
On (22 Jan 97) David Pratt wrote to Phil Heberer...
 PH> what I've heard and seen in this echo about it, you might be better
 PH> with the interim update to WPD6.0c
 DP>  Thanks Phil - I have just re-checked my version and I am on 6.0c
 DP> after  all - my mistake.
Then you should be all set! 
 PH> I made the jump sometime back and went from WPD6.0b to WPWIN 6.1,
 PH> which I didn't like at first but it sort of grew on me. I qualified
 PH> for a free upgrade to Corel WP Suite 7 due to an OEM installation
 DP>  Likewise, I do have WP Suite 7, but I have grown up with computers
 DP>  since they were first available and do like good ol' DOS ;-()  I tend
 DP>  to look upon Windows as being for folks who can't type.  When one
 DP> sees  the typing by youths of today, either all in capitals or with no
 DP>  capitals at all, I am convinced there may some truth in that ;(
I also grew up with computers, getting most of my core programming
background in COBOL and FORTRAN IV on an old IBM 360 mainframe. Sure
don't miss hand-punching those stacks of cards for the reader! 
While I also prefer DOS and the CLI, I'm enough of a realist to realize
most of the crowd is going with Windows, so I needed to learn enough
about it to stay current. One of the primary reasons I like WordPerfect
is it's ease of customization to MY way of writing, and I can also set
up macro keys to do the functions I'm accustomed to using. I have to
admit, I do like the nice visual representation with WPWin 7 though! I
don't know that I would have bought the upgrade otherwise, but the free
upgrade was probably a good move on Corel's part! 
As for the youth of today, I couldn't agree with you more! I get pretty
regular email from my daughters, and the spelling/captilization is
atrocious! 
Cheers,
Phil
... Dew knot trussed yore spell chequer two fined awl errors
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