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   Tables

      There is not yet WYSIWYG with tables, for example one has on the picture -

      umbrella four text-lines in a cell, it is only in the expression then
      still three (the text remains however gets). 
      The Positionieren of graphic elements of tables would only become I

      with 125% tries, there screen and expression are correct quite well 
      in agreement (table with 19 lines).

   Text-frameworks


      The matter with the text-frameworks is ne nice idea in fact, however seems itself
      the code, occasionally also to get lost in the main-side-framework, because on 

      once one has another 1 point-writing-sizes, that are led, at most
      as 12Punkt-Schriftgröße, natural, this size is also no longer then 

      changeable.

   Other

      Generally I must say, that FW clearly restricts 97 the Systemstabilät.
      The simultaneous business of FW, FinalCalc, Maple and Drawstudio is 

      hardly still possibly (went under FW5 however).
      But even if there are some of tip, so these are however at least
      reproducible.


   What do I miss in FW?

      - A few proper importation / export-filter for a complete document with 
        Charts

      - Charts, that leaves tie itself to the text-river alternatively, because in the 

        I dare moment it to insert hardly much text, because then very much 
        one must alter. I have an ARexx-Script incidentally therefore 

        written, at least what with a changeover all charts 
        postpones completely right.

      - Removal that of tip, just as a faster printer-driver, chart -

        Publisher of TurboPrint is a good example.

      - Automatic numbering of objects, like illustrations or formulas,
        organizes similarly like the side-numbers.



Otherwise many greetings at all other Amigafanses, until soon Arndt.

P.S.: MathScript 3.2 is fully hyper well (better than the 
formula-editor from
      Winword)




Converted on 21 Feb 1998 with RexxDoesAmigaGuide2HTML 2.1 by Michael Ranner.