Word Publisher™ is an easy-to-learn, easy- to-use GEOS-based writing tool ideal for creating a variety of documents. The program differs from other GEOS-based word processors in that font and style information are recorded rather than displayed during text entry, thus avoiding the huge delays associated with WYSIWYG types.

Note - Disk A is the main program and Disk B is the dictionary.

• Link to the manual

Word Publisher™ is an easy-to-learn, easy- to-use GEOS-based writing tool ideal for creating a variety of documents. The program differs from other GEOS-based word processors in that font and style information are recorded rather than displayed during text entry, thus avoiding the huge delays associated with WYSIWYG types.

Note - Disk A is the main program and Disk B is the dictionary.

• Link to the manual

WRITER 64 is an easy-to-learn, easy-to-use GEOS-based writing tool ideal for creating a variety of documents. The program differs from other GEOS-based word processors in that font and style information are recorded rather than displayed during text entry, thus avoiding the huge delays associated with WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) displays.

• Link to the manual

geoText v2.0a Stefan Milcke - Release November 1st, 1990 - Translated to English by Paul Murdaugh and re-released on August 19, 2020.  geoText is a word process / text editor that works with geoWrite files.  A couple of notable features that make this different than geoWrite is the workflow is a continous feed instead of by pages, and it uses a fixed width 60 characters per line font.  Another feature / difference is that it uses end of line characters which can be a bit hard to look at, but come in handy to denote things like a page break.

Archive includes three versions - Original German, first release of English translation, and the final English release with text and icons translated.

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Spell Checker v2.0 by Nicholas J. Vrtis (Sept. 29, 1989) - This is a nice GEOS spell checker for geoWrite documents that even supports Spanish.  Thanks to Bruce Thomas for sharing this.