Editing XyWrite (section)

===Current usage===
In 2015, work started on using XyWrite within the vDos program shell in 32 and 64 bit windows.  This was successful in October 2016, resulting in an x86 PC and DOS emulator for Windows based on Jos Schaars's vDos. Formerly known as vDos-lfn, vDosPlus allows XyWrite 4, XyWrite III+, and Nota Bene for DOS to run under the latest versions of Microsoft Windows (including 64-bit Windows). VdosPlus.org<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://sourceforge.net/projects/vdosplus/|title=VDosPlus}}</ref><ref>{{cite web| url=http://vdosplus.org/ |title=vDosPlus Home Page}}</ref> shows the various functions, and XyWWWeb<ref>{{cite web| title=XyWWWeb 
|url=http://xywrite.org/xywwweb/ |access-date=15 October 2019}}</ref> shows usage.

XyWrite does not have as many features as Word or OpenOffice.org. For example, XyWrite is unaware of Windows ANSI or Unicode character sets and Nota Bene does not support languages (such as Chinese) that require double-byte characters.