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Nota Bene is another text-based word processor from that era. It defaults to showing embedded formatting commands. The primary means of operation is via an inte
by hackyhacky 6y ago
Nota Bene is another text-based word processor from that era. It defaults to showing embedded formatting commands. The primary means of operation is via an integrated DOS-like command prompt.
- tssva 6y agoNota Bene although no longer text based still exists and is actively developed. Nota Bene used the XyWrite word processor engine. XyWrite was very popular in news rooms back in the day.
- JdeBP 6y agoThat's a description that also matches Arnor's Protext. The command window was the bottom half of the screen, and one embedded rulers and suchlike into the document text with ">" lines.