Acorn delivered proper WYSIWYG that actually worked on RiscOS around the same time. Everyone else was still playing with WordPerfect. TechWriter depicted below

Acorn delivered proper WYSIWYG that actually worked on RiscOS around the same time. Everyone else was still playing with WordPerfect. TechWriter depicted below and impression were ridiculously powerful: http://www.mw-software.com/icon-tech/Products/TechWriter/TechWriter%20pro.html http://www.mw-software.com/icon-tech/Products/TechWriter/Tec... So while your peers were just about getting a 386 with DOS/windows 3, you had a 32-bit ARM workstation with full anti aliased font rendering and production grade print capability. Shame the kernel was poo and the file system so disparate to everything else or it may have taken off.