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So what was the consensus on a WYSIWYG Word Processor?

Have we adopted one as a possible FreeBSD standard?

Is one in the ports?

Can Word 6.0 be used on an interim basis (converting
to RTF or something)?

I saw some of the discussion a while ago, but I
didn't see what the conclusions were. John F?

Daniel