Self-Teaching Guide to RAND's Text Processor

Lynn Anderson, C. L. Batten, Rosalind A. Chambers, Sue Payne

Published 1986

This Note is designed to be used as a self-teaching guide to the RAND Text Processing System. The system includes the RAND editor, e, together with other facilities for text formatting, printing, and electronic mail.

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Anderson, Lynn, C. L. Batten, Rosalind A. Chambers, and Sue Payne, Self-Teaching Guide to RAND's Text Processor. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1986. https://www.rand.org/pubs/notes/N2056-1.html.
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