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MultiMate

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MultiMate

A DOS word processing program that was popular during the 1980s. It was noted for its similarity to the Wang word processing system. Developed by MultiMate International Corporation, it was acquired by Ashton-Tate in 1985.



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For example, a report prepared in WordStar isn't readable in WordPerfect or MultiMate.
Software that makes computers easier to use; CPAs should find this ... by Niles, William J. / Journal of Accountancy
But he really hums on explaining how to glean ideas from customers; or how to speed up testing to get a thumbs up for a sooner release; or why MultiMate trimmed its manual from 1,300 pages to 650; or about the future of software: "sound, video and animation.
The whole industry's watching: computer software maker Ashton-Tate is ... by White, Todd / Los Angeles Business Journal
Commercial word processing software include the most popular brands: Display Write, Word Perfect, Word Star, and Multimate.
Computers and the rehabilitation field by Edwards, Laura A. / American Rehabilitation
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