A crude "Paint" program was available for  that permitted a user to create simple bitmap graphics. These could be pasted into Corvus' word processing program called "Edword", which was quite powerful by the standards of the day; it was judged to be worth the cost of the system by itself.
A basic image editing program, known as "Paint," was available that enabled users to create simple bitmap graphics. These could be pasted into Corvus' word processing software called "Edword", which was considered quite advanced for the time and was deemed a worthwhile investment on its own merits.