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In article <65016@cup.portal.com> TomK@cup.portal.com (Tom R Krotchko) writes:
>>The OS/2 version of QEdit is not shareware. I just bought a copy
>>myself and I love it. It is exactally the same as QEdit for DOS 2.15
>>except that it uses virtual memory so you can edit much larger files.
>>I don't think that you have to go through SemWare, you can probably
>>get it through the Programmer's Shop, or Programmer's Paradise, etc.
>>Retail is $79.00, there is a 50% discount for students (with proof of
>>course). Here the address right off my invoice:
>
>Kedit for OS/2 (much enhanced version of XEDIT for VM/CMS) is available
>for about $130.
>
>The new version of Brief from Borland is available for OS/2, special
>introductory price of $99.
>
>TomK@cup.portal.com
>Tom Krotchko


I got a flyer from Borland about Breif and was interested in seeing what
could make an editor worth a list price of ~$300. 

The box that appeared on the Borland flyer looked smaller than the
Solution Systems box at my local software store.

I have already ordered Breif from Borland, but I was wondering
if anybody had already received Breif from Borland and whether or
not the package contained everything that was in Solution System's
release of the same package.

Todd