PFS:Write

PFS:Write © 1984 Software Publishing Corp.

PFS:Write is a word-processing package that's as easy to use as a typewriter, but far more powerful. According to Software Publishing Corp., it's ideal for beginners or anyone who prefers simplicity over the complexities of other word processors. With PFS:Write you can draft, edit, and revise documents on the computer screen, and then print them out to your specifications.

Major program functions are selected from a main menu. To create a new document, for example, you select this function from the menu and begin typing on a screen resembling a standard sheet of paper.

Company officials say that with PFS:Write you can always see how your finished document will look when printed. Page length and margin adjustments, headings, and footings may all be changed with just a few keystrokes. Other editing features include boldfacing and underlining on screen, block editing, search and replace for words and phrases, and mail merge.

PFS:Write may be used with other programs in the PFS family. It can personalize form letters using addresses stored in a PFS:File data base, incorporate PFS:Report and "PFS:Plan" data tables and work sheets in documents, and print PFS:Graph charts in documents.

The latest ProDOS version of PFS:Write can also import data from Appleworks and ASCII files.