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From: Matt BenDaniel
Date: Tue, 12 Nov 1996 00:00

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I'm not sure I expect the following to be a very popular question
in this forum, but here goes...

I've been an emacs user since 1979.  Just recently I've started
using netscape browser for mail, news, etc.  I wish there was some
sort of emacs compatability mode in netscape for editing documents.
Because by now, my fingers be emacsified.

I suppose netscape is the epitomy of evil software capitalism,
and therefore FSF won't play ball with it...
-- 
Matt BenDaniel, Sr. Consulting Engineer  mailto:matt@odi.com
Object Design, Inc.                         tel 617.674.5153  
Twenty Five Mall Road                       fax 617.674.5251
Burlington, Massachusetts 01803, USA      http://www.odi.com

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From: Matt BenDaniel <matt@odi.com>
Subject: Netscape and Emacs
Date: 1996/11/12
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