ZSoft Corporation

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ZSoft Corporation was a software company in the 1980s. Zsoft was based in Marietta, Georgia. Zsoft was famous for its development of the PCX graphic file format and the PC Paintbrush software that could edit these files. ZSoft was bought by Wordstar. Another company, Softkey, later bought Wordstar. Softkey was later absorbed by The Learning Company.

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