Jim Hall wrote: > > Same for word processors. We used a few word processors at home, > > probably copies of whatever my parents were using at work. [..] > > I looked through the shareware > > catalog(*) I subscribed to, and ordered a copy of the most highly > > rated word processor: Galaxy. It was "only" $100 which was a lot for > > a student, but much less than the student edition of WordPerfect.
Alvah Whealton wrote: > I used Galaxy for a long time. Does anyone know if it is possible to > find a legal version of that program anywhere? If you mean a legit registered but free/gratis version, then I don't. I've only been able to find the unregistered shareware version for download. I don't think the developers behind Galaxy are in business anymore, or I would have reached out to them to ask if they could release the full registered version on a website somewhere. (For example, TRIUS released the activation code for the last version of As Easy As for DOS [shareware spreadsheet] on their official forums. So you can go to the TRIUS forums if you want to get the code to use this great shareware DOS spreadsheet.) Jim _______________________________________________ Freedos-user mailing list Freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-user
