Editing WordStar (section)

== Legacy ==
NewStar produced NewWord for Amstrad [[Amstrad PCW|PCW 8256]], [[Amstrad PCW|PCW 8512]] in the mid-1980s, running CP/M on {{convert|3|in|adj=on}} [[Floppy disk#Other sizes|floppy disks]]. NewWord also was available for MS-DOS and in a native version for Concurrent CP/M. It was very similar to WordStar. LapStar was a cut-down clone for the [[TRS-80 Model 100]] portable computer.{{sfn|Brand|1989}}

Since 2013 a partial WordStar clone has been in the process of being developed under the name of WordTsar.<ref>http://wordtsar.ca/, ''WordTsar'', Retrieved November 21, 2018</ref> In addition German software author Martin Vieregg has sold the Write&Set package, a [[shareware]] GUI based WordStar clone for [[Microsoft Windows]] and [[OS/2]]–[[eComStation]] since the latter half of the 1990s, and for [[Linux]] and [[OS X]] as well.