Forum Rules - Formats - Spotlights  -  Home - Library - New Additions

[Offer] Norton Textra Writer 1.0 (SCP, IMG) [5.25", DSDD]

callmejackcallmejack
in Offers & Requests
Norton Textra Writer 1.0

This is Version 1 of Norton Textra writer (not related to Peter Norton Computing). It was a word processor for IBM PCs and compatibles running MS-DOS, released around 1988.

Floppy disk image (5.25", DSDD) in SCP and IMG format.

https://mega.nz/file/eXQDjRBR#6MIngigDJ7viWOqWsyWDJUd4HsEvj3RZi-Y2LStwAp4




Comments

  • 02k-guy02k-guy
    Good find, and I know it well. Ann Arbor software was written/.distributed out of a frat house in Ann Arbor. The guys had placed a small ad in some monthly rag, I called, and they said the were looking for funding. Long story short, I drove the 40 minutes to their place, bought a ton, and basically gave it away to my fellow home builders, friends, family.

    And: it works good !
  • callmejackcallmejack
    Wow, nice story! Could it be this ad ?

  • callmejackcallmejack
    I also have Fullpaint for Macintosh from the same author.
  • 02k-guy02k-guy
    edited July 24
    "Wow, nice story! Could it be this ad ?"

    No, definitely not. It was one of those text only small block ads. But thanks that image is a keeper.

    When I forked over the cash for all those disks, I got a box of floppies, and matching count of 1/2 page statement of warranty & "how to use". Probably all were made at U of M on one of their lab computers.

    EDIT: That was just about the time that Ann Arbor and U of M started using the A squared symbol. Lots of brainiacs in that town - lots of jocks - lot's of totally nekkid young wimmens sunning themselves on the porch roofs of their frat houses.


    345 S Division St, Ann Arbor


Sign In or Register to comment.