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Word Processing Is ...
WRITI-.ANG STYLE

The Smith Corona PWP 40
The new PWP 40 offers affordable word processing
capabilities for students at school, work, and home. It is a
lightweight, portable personal word processor featuring an
80 character x 8 line back-lit, flip-up display, 42,000
characters of internal editable memory, and diskette drive.
It also features a self-demonstration and a tutorial
DataDisk.
In the word processor mode, PWP 40 allows complete
editing capability, including the ability to insert, delete,
move, copy, search, and/or replace text. This model has a
suggested retail price of $599.

most popular. After all, everyone
writes!
Picking and Choosing the Write Stuff
Not everyone writes major novels,
however, or doctoral dissertations.
Decide what you want your word-
processing program to do for you.
There are thousands of options. Con-
sider these factors:
" How easy is it to use? A word pro-
cessor is a tool designed to make your
job easier. If you have a word proces-
sor that is difficult to use, or has poor
documentation, you won't use it.
Take any system you're considering
for a test drive, and make sure its
benefits are worthy of the time and
The Laptop Connection:
A Campus Natural
Laptop computers are small PCs
with a big reputation on campus,
where the ability to tote your
machine from a noisy dorm to the
library is a real plus.
These days, laptops can do just
about anything a full-size PC can
do, and industry watchers predict
that lighter, more powerful laptops
with new hard- and software are
not far away.
Advances in semiconductors
mean that all laptops will show im-
provement in power consumption,
biding time for the moment with
wattage comparable to a bathroom
night light, while upgrades in bat-
tery technology rage on.
Like to word process? Like to do.
it at more than one location? Then
consider a laptop- a campus nat-
ural, headed for success!

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Trousers feature
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feature reverse
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loops.

From diaries to

dissertations, letters to
lab reports, word
processors can put in
good words for you.

What's well-balanced, appealing to
the eye, and has the potential to im-
prove your style and form?
a) cool, low-cal salads
b) the latest in running shoes
c) anything you write with a word pro-
cessing program
All of the above are true, but while
salads and sneakers can contribute to
your sense of well-being, there is noth-
ing like a word-processing program
for helping to make everything you
write look good and save you time.
Word processing was one of the
first practical applications designed
specifically for personal computers
(PCs); it is still among the best and

Maxell - The Tape that Delivers Higher Performance
Maxell Audio and Video Cassettes deliver accurate and
dependable performance by combining an impressive array
of technical specifications with precision manufacturing.
Engineered to standards 60 percent higher than the indus-
try calls for, Maxell tapes assure you the maximum in listen-
ing and viewing pleasure.

6 plus/FALL 88

FALL 88/plus 17

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