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When I last studied WWB (in 1989), I found that the PC-based grammar
checkers were faster, more flexible, more accurate, better-supported,
and far less expensive than WWB. This may have changed since then.
I get many, many requests for information about WWB, so if you find more
current information, PLEASE let me know.
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Paul Goble
Hewlett-Packard Colorado Springs Division
Learning Products Engineering
paulg -at- col -dot- hp -dot- com
