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In <1993Jan7.215054.29914@csi.uottawa.ca> cbbrowne@csi.uottawa.ca
	(Christopher Browne) writes:

>For PD stuff, there's lots of stuff out there:
>Emacs clones
>vi clones
>origami (a "folding" editor - before I got Sudden View, I used
>          Origami.  It is pretty nice.)
>Alice - a German editor, very similar to STeno (the GEM Desk
>          Accessory).  I probably should upload a copy...

	Several others I've found I like. Emac3.11 has a really nice Gem
interface, making learning emacs a lot easier. 
	7up is a good editor that allows previewing of page layout, and one
of the best double sided printing setups I've seen. Also it has an
interesting "block calculator" that lets you mark a block and calculate
totals, averages, and several other things I haven't figured out yet.
Also, this same block marking allows you do block copy partical pages
vertically, so you can cut a column from one page, and paste it beside a
column on another.
	QeD is a nice editor that runs as a program or accessory. It has a
grep-like search routine which also works on disk, and the files found
are put in a .prj file, so you can load several files after finding an
expression in them.


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