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> > I've just placed the order with IBM for a TP360. I'm now looking for a > wordprocessor that's battery friendly. I currently use Word 2.0c, but it > appears to be too disk intensive for my little battery. Toshiba took > pleasure in telling me Claris Works only fires up the hard drive for saves > and loads, but I know noone that can verify this. IF anyone has found a > battery friendly windows based wordprocessor could they please let me > know. I'd still use Word for my presentation quality work (hell I've > paid for it I may as well use it!), so the wordprocessor doesn't need to > be a DTP system! Having more memory makes a big difference--otherwise the disk activity you see may well be the swapfile activity. I use Ami Pro with no apparent disk activity (but I also have 12 MB) except for saves, loads, and spell checks. Maybe something else, but certainly not a lot. ----- Randy Whittle whittle@chaph.usc.edu | My opinions are mine, but | USC School of Business (Fight on, 'SC Trojans!)| since I'm right, they should | (How's this for a snotty .sig? Well, I guess | be yours too. | it's better than an ASCII of a nude woman!)