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A DOS word processor first introduced in 1986 by a Brazilian company called "Convergente". As until Lotus Smartsuite was released there was a dearth of word processing software for OS/2 that supported Portuguese and in particular Brazilian Portuguese, this was a popular alternative for Brazilian OS/2 users, both in the original DOS version and in a later Microsoft Windows 3.x port that ran under WinOS/2.

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Version 1 introduced in 1986 (Possibly 1985)
Version 3 shipped in 1988
Windows version sold until 1995 when the company stopped selling it.

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	A [[DOS]] word processor first introduced in 1986 by a Brazilian company called "Convergente". As until [[Lotus Smartsuite]] was released there was a dearth of word processing software for OS/2 that supported Portuguese and in particular Brazilian Portuguese, this was a popular alternative for Brazilian OS/2 users, both in the original DOS version and in a later ~~Win~~ 3.x port that ran under WinOS/2.		A [[DOS]] word processor first introduced in 1986 by a Brazilian company called "Convergente". As until [[Lotus Smartsuite]] was released there was a dearth of word processing software for OS/2 that supported Portuguese and in particular Brazilian Portuguese, this was a popular alternative for Brazilian OS/2 users, both in the original DOS version and in a later [[Microsoft Windows]] 3.x port that ran under WinOS/2.

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