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November 15, 1987

BT APPOINTS FOUR DISTRIBUTORS FOR MERLINWORD 5000

By CBR Staff Writer

The word processing software originally developed from the very ill fated Logica 2200, which went on to be sold by Nexos, ICL and British Telecom, still lives as MerlinWord 5000 from Telecom, which has appointed four distributors for the latest WISIWYG version of the program – Kinesis Computing Ltd, Swindon; Nexel Ltd of Thame; Penn Point Systems Ltd of Congleton; and White Horse Systems Office Ltd, Thirsk.

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