As I said, LocoScript is about the best WP I saw on any 8-bit. I don't want to denigrate it. But I suspect it achieved that because of 2 things: [1] It was wr

As I said, LocoScript is about the best WP I saw on any 8-bit. I don't want to denigrate it. But I suspect it achieved that because of 2 things: [1] It was written by 2 experienced developers, already veterans of the Data Recall Diamond system, as referenced here: https://www.theregister.com/Print/2015/09/09/joyce_turns_30/ https://www.theregister.com/Print/2015/09/09/joyce_turns_30/ [2] And because it came along late enough to be influenced by the new wave of 16-bit computers and GUIs and the combination of those and how they affected word processors. LocoScript didn't expose any CP/M functionality because it didn't run on CP/M. It used the disk structure, and that meant it could use CP/M User Areas as a single-layer directory structure, which was inspired. TBH for non-technical users, 8 flat folders & multiple disks is enough, I suspect. As for the Cat, yes, it was profoundly different, from the demo videos I've seen. Martin Wichary got lucky finding a cheap one. I've never seen a working one. :-(