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Subject: Re: Word Perfect 6.0 Demo (again)
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> 	While we are on the topic of word processors, has anyone had any 
> luck with FrameMaker?  I read that NetBSD could run the intel platform 
> version in ;login:.  I assumed that it was a native SCO version.

I think it was the SVR4 ELF version.  NetBSD can run SVR4 ELF binaries.


					Terry Lambert
					terry@lambert.org
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