#What is WYSIWYG?
No, Bill, you're not asking too much, but it may be difficult to achieve on
the Amiga. WYSIWYG is an acronym for 'What You See Is What You Get', i.e.,
the image on the monitor should look exactly like whta gets printed.
Like all definitions taken over by the marketing droids, there is WYSIWIG
and there is WYSIWIG. In other words, a lot of stuff billed as WYSIWIG
isn't, and in particular most of it would not fit your implied definition
of making the screen width match the paper width for large documents.
I can't help you as to what Amiga wordprocessor is the most WYSIWIG. I use
WordPerfect (for the font control), and it is definitely not WYSIWIG. Such
products do exist (I use one on my Mac at work), but I'm not sure the Amiga
state of the art is up to the challenge yet.
– Mark