CompuServe Messages

David, 1. Flow is not hypertextual. It is just an outliner or idea processor. 2. Flow documents can be exported as straight ASCII. 3. There is no Flow format reader, however you can export it as ASCII and use any standard text reader. 4. Writers, programmers, and many others can use Flow. Writers use it to move parts of books around, such as chapters and paragraphs. Programmers like it's collapse/expand feature where text inside loops and other programming constructs are hidden and can be exposed to any level. On the new Flow 3.0 disk are some sample projects which include a list of all articles appearing in AmigaWorld and Amazing Computing magazines, an Amiga product list, tropical fish, business management seminar plan, and presidential birthdays sans Mr. Bush. Mark Thomas New Horizons Software, Inc.