ChiWriter is a scientific word processor that was sold by Horstmann Software Design Corporation between 1986 and 1996.
As of July 1, 1996. ChiWriter is no longer sold or supported.
Here is what I have: Version 3 | Version 4. It runs on Linux with Dosbox. It might run under Windows, but you are completely on your own.
You have two options. Generate ASCII or generate PostScript. To generate ASCII, export to ASCII and have your other word processor read the ASCII file. You lose all fonts and equations.
Alternatively, you can generate PostScript. See the next topic.
First, install the PostScript printer driver and fonts from the original distribution disks.
In ChiWriter 4, do the following.
In ChiWriter 3, do the following.
CD \CHIWRITE\DOC (or whereever your document is stored)
COPY \CHIWRITE\PSCRIPT\INIT.PS+\CHIWRITE\PSCRIPT\*.PSF+(yourdoc).BIN (yourdoc).PS
Sadly, there is no good way to do it. There used to be a somewhat functional ChiWriter to TeX converter, but it has been lost in the mists of time. Export to ASCII and rekey the symbols and equations in TeX.
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