My thesis advisor had an old DOS computer set up at his home and one I. His on-campus office in 2010 for the express purpose of using WordStar. He swore by it.

My thesis advisor had an old DOS computer set up at his home and one I. His on-campus office in 2010 for the express purpose of using WordStar. He swore by it. Used a Zip drive to move files between those machines and modern machines. One day I asked him to show me how he used it, not in an instructional sense; I just wanted to watch him write with it. So he pulled up a paper he was working on and within seconds I grokked why. He flew through that document, but more than that, Wordstar offered significant text browsing and anotation capabilities. I have an old NEC Mobile Pro hanging around. I wonder if I can get wordstar to run on windows CE…