ScreenWriter II - Revision history

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 '''ScreenWriter II''' (formerly SuperScribe II) was a word processor for the Apple II series, created by David Kidwell and first published in 1981 by On-Line Systems (later Sierra On-Line). The description here is based on a version released in May 1982.

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	== Links ==		== Links ==
	* [https://archive.org/details/apple_2_screenwriter_2e In-browser emulation at Internet Archive]		* [https://archive.org/details/apple_2_screenwriter_2e In-browser emulation at Internet Archive]
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-'''ScreenWriter II''' (formerly SuperScribe II) was a word processor for the Apple II series, first published in 1981 by On-Line Systems (later Sierra On-Line). The description here is based on a version released in May 1982.
+'''ScreenWriter II''' (formerly SuperScribe II) was a word processor for the Apple II series, created by David Kidwell and first published in 1981 by On-Line Systems (later Sierra On-Line). The description here is based on a version released in May 1982.
 Files were saved to Apple DOS disks as text files (type T). Apple didn't formally use file extensions to identify file types, but sample files mentioned in the manual used a '''.text''' extension as part of their names.

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 :'''.TP n''' Test page
 :'''.FG n''' Leave n lines at this point for a figure
-:'''.FT n''' Leave n lines at bottom of page for a footnote starting here
+:'''.FT n''' Leave n lines at bottom of page for a footnote starting here (followed by the footnote on one or more text lines ending with !)
 :'''!''' On line by itself marks the end of the footnote that started with the .FT command
 :'''.SL n''' Sets line counter to n