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To: KLP who wrote (68666)	9/9/2004 8:57:53 PM
From: Ilaine	Read Replies (1) of 793912

Law offices did have dedicated word processors in the 1970s. Wang came out in 1976. I tried to get a job using a Wang at a law firm in the 1970's but they said no unless I already knew how to use it, the lady who knew how to use it quit and they couldn't train me on it, even though I am a very fast typist. Weird codes. There were earlier dedicated word processors, too. Maybe some specialist at IBM or Xerox PARC remembers.

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