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excerpt: "Although ZX-91 used Word Sinc II, the program has issues on emulators. I needed a word processor that could same files on modern systems. I realised that I have reviewed such a word processor in issue 7, called Zeditor. Looking at my original article, I did not test out Zeditor very well, especially doing more…"
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# Another Look at Zeditor

Although ZX-91 used Word Sinc II, the program has issues on emulators. I needed a word processor that could same files on modern systems. I realised that I have reviewed such a word processor in issue 7, called Zeditor.

Looking at my original article, I did not test out Zeditor very well, especially doing more than a few lines of text. I thought I should give it a try again. I wanted to see how Zeditor works in a number of keys ways:

- Speed of typing
- Saving documents
- Loading documents
- Exporting text
- Importing text

I am using Zeditor with sz81. 1 have sz81 set to run at 200 percent of the ZK81. I had it originally set for 400 percent, but it was too fast and I kept getting duplicate letters. Running at 200 percent is working very well.