Want Emacs for OS/2

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2 total messages Started by James R Vallino Wed, 19 Sep 1990 17:50

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Author: James R Vallino
Date: Wed, 19 Sep 1990 17:50

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A friend of mine is looking for a version of one of the public Emacs's which
can be run under OS/2.  The DOS versions should be able to run in the
compatibility box but is there a version which does not have that
restriction?

Thanks!

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Jim Vallino	Siemens Corporate Research, Inc., Princeton, NJ
jrv@demon.siemens.com
princeton!siemens!demon!jrv
(609) 734-3331

Re: Want Emacs for OS/2

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Author: Kevin Lowey
Date: Fri, 21 Sep 1990 00:57

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From article <39764@siemens.siemens.com>, by jrv@demon.siemens.com (James R Vallino):
> A friend of mine is looking for a version of one of the public Emacs's which
> can be run under OS/2.  The DOS versions should be able to run in the
> compatibility box but is there a version which does not have that
> restriction?
> 
> Thanks!

You can call my Fidonet BBS at (306) 966-4857 (2400 baud or lower).  The file
you want is in the "Family: Word Processing" area and is called UE310OS2.ZIP
You probably also want some of the other UE310 files (DOC, CMD, etc.)  The 
source code is also there.

This is a full screen application, not a PM based one.  There are other
word processors available as well (SEDT is another full screen one, as well
as a few PM ones).

I also have the file PKZ102-2.EXE available, which is the OS/2 version of
PKZIP (I saw someone else was looking for that).  It should be in the 
FAMILY: ARCHIVERS area.

Sorry, but we currently do not have FTP access (although that should change
by the end of the year).

- Kevin Lowey

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