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In article <7058@decwrl.DEC.COM> weaver@ldp.dec.com (Dave, 297-7141, MRO2-4/E33) writes:
>I would be quite surprised if that was a public domain version of STEDT!
>I have seen adds for a product called STEDT, and I know SEDT (note the
>distinction SEDT not STEDT) was developed by Anker Software.  SEDT is
>an enhanced version of the VAX EDT, it has block deletes and is currently
>being beta-tested; I paid real money to be a beta-test site.  I can't recall
>where I saw the adds for STEDT, but I am 99% sure it is not public domain,
>and should probably be removed from the BBS until such a determination can
>be made.
>
>							-Dave


     There is definitely a public domain version of an EDT emulator.  This
was a result of an early posting of MicroEMACS to BIX.  I think it was
Brad Fuller who did the conversion to EDT (I'm not sure now, but I can
check).  It was first posted to BIX some time ago.  We have a newer version
on BIX now with some enhancements.  I don't know whether either of these
programs is the one everybody is talking about 'here', but if so, then it's
properly postable to a BBS.  If it's the commercial EDT emulator, then
obviously it shouldn't be posted.  I'll try and remember to get some ID
stats to post to the Net, but it doesn't seem urgent.

Cheers! -- Jim O.