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From Issue 10
Title: SD Writer
Requires: 386 PC, 4MB RAM, VGA graphics, 3 1/2" HD drive, Windows 3.1, and DOS 3.3 or higher.
We've already given you a spreadsheet and the beginnings of a database. Now, we cover the third point of the productivity software triangle with SD Writer, a full-featured word processor.

If you use your PC to write, whether it's an occasional letter or memo or the Great American Novel you're working on in your spare time, you've previously had only a few choices with regard to what program to write it on. Either you had to purchase one of those big, complicated, expensive word processors like Microsoft Word or WordPerfect, which take up many megabytes of your hard disk, and come with manuals the size of a phone book; or, you could take the cheap and easy way out and use the Write program that came with Windows, which is sorely lacking in features. Or, you could try your luck with shareware programs, spending big bucks in online service fees downloading programs which proceed to annoy you with urgings to spend still more money to register them.

Now you've got a new choice. SD Writer is here, complete, on this issue. You don't have to spend $499 and take two hours installing it from 76 disks. You don't have to search for it among heaps of online material and get nagged to pay a shareware fee. But you do have access to the powerful word processor features you need, like multiple documents open at once, an "undo" feature, and a spelling checker.

With SD Writer, you've got the Write Stuff!