[1] From: Peter Liddell <pgl@uvic.ca> (17)
Subject: Re: 10.0669 undergrad course in literary computing
Why don't you send this to Humanist? Or send it to Willard McCarty direct
if you're not a subscriber. It seems a valid point to me. PL
>>>past and am always looking for an opportunity to do it again. You can
>>>probably do as much or as little as you like; one approach is just to use a
>>>good word processor for finding data and a stats program for evaluating it.
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>I'd be interested in knowing how a good word processor will let one find
>data (except within whatever documents one happens to have open.) I do not
>know of any word processors with the equivalent of the UNIX grep command or,
>for that matter, word processors that allow one access to the internet. Not
>I may be simply exposing my ignorance here, but, if that is the case, I
>would appreciate being enlightened.
> Keith
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