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dosbears@netcom.com (David R. Preston) writes:
>I'm looking for a good editor to use under windows for programming
>in Microsoft C/C++ 7.0, both for windows programs and non-windows
>programs. Currently we're using Brief 2.1 for Dos, which kind of 
>makes sense since Mc/c++7.0 isn't a windows app either :-), but the
>boss wants me to look at windows editors. I've ordered Codewright 2.0
>and a demo copy of ED for Windows. What else should I look at?  Is
>EditPro any good? It's certainly cheap....

Besides being a plug for the ailing Aus economy, you really should have a
look at Ed for Windows. It has been very well reviewed in a number of mags.
I have been using it for a whole week :-) and it has all the bells and whistles
that seem needed, plus a few more.  Fully configurable and supports a number of
languages including of course C/C++ 7.0.  Certainly worth a look.  If you want
more to keep your wallet replenishing boss happy then pls e-mail.

PFE, as a public domain editor, is also quite reasonable.  Some more work
needed, as is promised by its author.  Had an Archie for EW100.ZIP as mentioned
by another respondent and got a nil return?
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