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                                Einstein Writer 
                                   Comug 199

                                United Software
                       1880 Century Park east, Ste. #300
                             Los Angeles, CA 90067
                                (818) 887-8800


    The  demonstration version lets you actually use EinsteinWriter to  its 
    full capability except for saving text files to disk.

    (1)  With  the "A prompt" (A>_) displayed on your  screen,  insert  the 
    EinsteinWriter Demonstration Diskette into drive "A".

    (2) Type W and press <RETURN>. In a few seconds the EinsteinWriter Main 
    menu will be displayed.

    (3)  Press  the File (F9) key to go to the File mode.  The cursor  will 
    appear to the left of the first option, "Get/review text from file."

    (4) Press <RETURN)>.  You will then see the prompt: "Enter name of file 
    to get:".

    (5) Type the word demo and press <RETURN>.

    (6) Press the Edit (F1) key to enter the Edit mode,  and use the <PgDn> 
    key to read through the demonstration file.

    (7)  If you lose your place while working with the demonstration  file, 
    hold the <Ctrl> key down and press the <Home> key. You will be returned 
    to the beginning of the demonstration file;  then use the <PgDn) key to 
    find your place.

    (8) Make sure to review EinsteinWriter's Help screens as they provide a 
    comprehensive  summary  of all of the program's features and  how  they 
    work.

    (9) Also take a good look at ther unique Compose mode of EinsteinWriter 
    and the concept of Einstein models; a sample of these models is on your 
    Demonstration  Diskette,  and  it  can be  reviewed  by  selecting  the 
    "Einstein model" option on the Compose menu.



                                    PC Write 
                                    Comug 63

                                   Quicksoft
                             219 First North #224
                               Seattle, WA 98109
                                (206) 282-0452


    PC Write has got to be the all time favorite word processor distributed 
    via the "shareware" concept.  This disk contains a manual that you  can 
    print  out and a tutorial.  The company also puts out a newsletter.  If 
    you register with Quicksoft ($75) you will receive updates and a spiral 
    bound manual. 



                                   Typerite
                                   Comug 253

                               Christopher Wiley
                                76 Berkshire Dr
                            Williamstown, MA 01267

    This program initiates a correcting,  electronic typewriter with output 
    direct to your parallel printer without the hassel of a word processor. 
    It supports special print modes, too. Registration charges are $15.00.



                                    Enable 
                                 Comug 254-258

                              The Software Group
                          Northway Ten Executive Park
                            Ballston Lake, NY 12019
                       1-800-932-0233 (outside NY State)


    Here's all you'll ever need!  An intergrated software program that does 
    word   processing,   spreadsheet,   graphics,   dbase  management   and 
    telecommunications!  Yes,  Enable has all you'd ever want and more.  No 
    more bulky manuals for each different program purchased from  different 
    vendors  and  it's  compatible with dbase  II,  Lotus  123,  Multimate, 
    WordStar, VisiCalc, Easywriter and Volkswriter.

    This  4 disk set shows how to start using the software without hours of 
    study. 



                                     Align     
                                   Comug 259

                               John L. Dickinson
                            2470 N. Tierra Verde Pl
                               Tucson, AZ 85749


    Here's   an  alignment  program  for  those  more  technical  with   an 
    oscilloscope and willing to buy an alignment diskette.  Registration is 
    $20.00. 



                               Inventory Control
                                   Comug 260

                                Glenn D. Pooler
                               3722 Second St NW
                              Rochester, MN 55901
                                   No Phone


    This  program  was  developed  to  meet the  requirements  of  a  small 
    business,  such  as  a motorcycle dealership that deals  in  parts  and 
    service.  The  program is fast,  being written in assembly language and 
    can save up to over 8000 records. It's menu-driven and provides on line 
    help. Registration is $50.00

    Needs 256K, 2 DSDD drives, 132 column printer and works on DOS 1.1, 2.0 
    or 2.1.