Wordworth

08 October 2001, 18:50

Hey

Can anyone give me any version of WordWorth (the later the better)

Thanks

Amiga1992 · 08 October 2001, 19:21

Kindwords 3 is a poor man's Wordworth 2

(it's also done by Digita, their low-end word processor)

If you want it let me know.

TikTok · 08 October 2001, 21:52

I the version of Wordsworth that came with one of the A1200 packs - Wordsworth 2 AGA IIRC. Let me know if you want it

.

09 October 2001, 05:49

Hey TikTok, if you can upload it Id love it, sorry Akira, but if I can get wordworth Ill have it

RetroMan · 09 October 2001, 08:19

Don´t care about WordWorth ! It´s not "worth" a "word"

get GoldEd 5 instead ...... there´s a free Version floating around ...

09 October 2001, 09:53

GoldED isn't a word processor. It's a (really enhanced) text editor

Wordworth and Final Writer are the 2 main Word Processing programs on the Amiga (I think Final Writer was later renamed as Amigawriter)

RetroMan · 09 October 2001, 10:05

Sorry Amigaboy, I cannot agree on this one ..... maybe from Version 1 to 3 you can call GoldED an advanced Text editor, but since Version 4 and 5 it is a full word processor, no doubt about that .... Well, at least if you call Word for Windows (97, 2000, whatever) a word processor, GoldEd is also one

09 October 2001, 10:15

Oh well. We have different opinions on this one. Doesn't matter

RetroMan · 09 October 2001, 12:27

Quote:

Originally posted by Amigaboy
..... Doesn't matter

Yup

TikTok · 09 October 2001, 13:03

OK, I'll upload it either tonight or in the morning.

Incidently, is it "Wordworth" or "Wordsworth"?

09 October 2001, 13:13

I'm relatively sure it's WordWorth

Amiga1992 · 09 October 2001, 19:08

It's Wordworth.

BTW, I remember these programs used to be called 'Word Publishers', because they are a mix between word processors and desktop publishers. This is specialy true in the brilliant FInal Writer.

GoldEd might be a wordpro, these are wordpubs

10 October 2001, 00:01

I've recently made The Tosec Amiga Applications' Dat and I've renamed also a couple of revision of Wordworth.. I think you should be able to find them in the usual place in a few days!

ptrchiappe · 10 October 2001, 08:58

Wordworth 5 is in the ADFZone.

I can also upload italian catalogs and spellcheckers if someone needs them.

Amiga1992 · 10 October 2001, 19:37

ptrchiappe always serving the hot amiga app pasta!

I want my Wordworth 5 with Bolognesa, please.

small gripe though, is this one still being sold?

10 October 2001, 22:32

I don't think it's being sold

If it is, then the guys ain't profiting much since this is an old version. Not only that, Wordworth5SE was given away free on Aminet Set 5

Amiga1992 · 10 October 2001, 22:53

Then be it, fresh tasty pasta for us

(Last time I checked Wordworth 3 was the shiznit! Damn, im stuck in time

)

ptrchiappe · 11 October 2001, 09:15

I've uploaded italian catalogs and spellchecker to the Zone.

If my memory isn't on vacation, i think that Wordworth 6 was the last version published which was sold together with other office programs to form a suite (probably Turbocalc, Datastore and a diary program i forgot the name).

11 October 2001, 10:39

Wordworth 7 was the last on Amiga

They've now moved onto the PC version

15 February 2004, 15:37

Quote:

Originally posted by Amigaboy
Wordworth 7 was the last on Amiga

They've now moved onto the PC version

No, they have completely dropped WW, to focus on their Tax software...

08 October 2001, 18:50	#1
Vicked Posts: n/a	Wordworth Hey Can anyone give me any version of WordWorth (the later the better) Thanks

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08 October 2001, 19:21	#2
Amiga1992 Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: ? Posts: 19,645	Kindwords 3 is a poor man's Wordworth 2 (it's also done by Digita, their low-end word processor) If you want it let me know.

08 October 2001, 21:52	#3
TikTok Registered User Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Malayasia Age: 43 Posts: 657	I the version of Wordsworth that came with one of the A1200 packs - Wordsworth 2 AGA IIRC. Let me know if you want it .

09 October 2001, 05:49	#4
Vicked Posts: n/a	Hey TikTok, if you can upload it Id love it, sorry Akira, but if I can get wordworth Ill have it

09 October 2001, 08:19	#5
RetroMan Registered User Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Germany Age: 51 Posts: 3,704	Don´t care about WordWorth ! It´s not "worth" a "word" get GoldEd 5 instead ...... there´s a free Version floating around ...

09 October 2001, 09:53	#6
Amigaboy Posts: n/a	GoldED isn't a word processor. It's a (really enhanced) text editor Wordworth and Final Writer are the 2 main Word Processing programs on the Amiga (I think Final Writer was later renamed as Amigawriter)

09 October 2001, 10:05	#7
RetroMan Registered User Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Germany Age: 51 Posts: 3,704	Sorry Amigaboy, I cannot agree on this one ..... maybe from Version 1 to 3 you can call GoldED an advanced Text editor, but since Version 4 and 5 it is a full word processor, no doubt about that .... Well, at least if you call Word for Windows (97, 2000, whatever) a word processor, GoldEd is also one

09 October 2001, 10:15	#8
Amigaboy Posts: n/a	Oh well. We have different opinions on this one. Doesn't matter

09 October 2001, 13:03	#10
TikTok Registered User Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Malayasia Age: 43 Posts: 657	OK, I'll upload it either tonight or in the morning. Incidently, is it "Wordworth" or "Wordsworth"?

09 October 2001, 13:13	#11
Amigaboy Posts: n/a	I'm relatively sure it's WordWorth

09 October 2001, 19:08	#12
Amiga1992 Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: ? Posts: 19,645	It's Wordworth. BTW, I remember these programs used to be called 'Word Publishers', because they are a mix between word processors and desktop publishers. This is specialy true in the brilliant FInal Writer. GoldEd might be a wordpro, these are wordpubs

10 October 2001, 00:01	#13
Sea7 Posts: n/a	I've recently made The Tosec Amiga Applications' Dat and I've renamed also a couple of revision of Wordworth.. I think you should be able to find them in the usual place in a few days!

10 October 2001, 08:58	#14
ptrchiappe Registered User Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Cagliari / Italy Age: 61 Posts: 186	Wordworth 5 is in the ADFZone. I can also upload italian catalogs and spellcheckers if someone needs them.

10 October 2001, 19:37	#15
Amiga1992 Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: ? Posts: 19,645	ptrchiappe always serving the hot amiga app pasta! I want my Wordworth 5 with Bolognesa, please. small gripe though, is this one still being sold?

10 October 2001, 22:32	#16
Amigaboy Posts: n/a	I don't think it's being sold If it is, then the guys ain't profiting much since this is an old version. Not only that, Wordworth5SE was given away free on Aminet Set 5

10 October 2001, 22:53	#17
Amiga1992 Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: ? Posts: 19,645	Then be it, fresh tasty pasta for us (Last time I checked Wordworth 3 was the shiznit! Damn, im stuck in time )

11 October 2001, 09:15	#18
ptrchiappe Registered User Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Cagliari / Italy Age: 61 Posts: 186	I've uploaded italian catalogs and spellchecker to the Zone. If my memory isn't on vacation, i think that Wordworth 6 was the last version published which was sold together with other office programs to form a suite (probably Turbocalc, Datastore and a diary program i forgot the name).

11 October 2001, 10:39	#19
Amigaboy Posts: n/a	Wordworth 7 was the last on Amiga They've now moved onto the PC version

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