Welcome to Wordmark Systems
Wordmark Systems is a small private company devoted to creating interesting
software and software like intellectual property (IP). Charles Marslett and his wife Cindy
established Wordmark Systems in 1982.
Since then Wordmark has implemented firmware and software for Atari and x86
computers.
Some of this software has become "abandonware" -- software no longer actively marketed --
and as the copyright owner, Wordmark, has made it available on this web site without any commitment
of support. We also have a few other links you might find useful.
First, a question about Americans: are they really that stupid?
Recently the media in the United States stirred up a fair sized
storm over a comment that General Wesley Clark made July 29, 2008.
The statement he has been quoted as saying is "I don't think riding
in a fighter plane and getting shot down is a qualification to be president."
I ask you, is that really the most important job requirement
when you interview someone for the position of President of the United States?
For that matter, would it matter very much even if you were interviewing him
for a job as night manager at the Quick-E-Mart?
Or do you agree with General Clark? I've always liked General Clark, and
once again I find him a lot more honest and "presidential" than John McCain.
Unfortunately, both for Americans as a whole and for me personally,
there are a lot more Americans are convinced John McCain is a
better choice for president than Wesley Clark.
Oh well, back to your regularly scheduled programming....
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