Re: "microemacs"

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From: braner
Date: Fri, 02 Oct 1987 01:54

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[Sandra Loosemore describes many versions of microEMACS...]

... and then there's my version of microEMACS, adapted from the original
by Dave Conroy, with faster search, built-in help, many new commands
(e.g., paragraph (re)formatting, search for complementing bracket),
_much_ faster disk I/O, and support for the ST function keys.  It is
only 43K.  Nothing fancy (no reassignment of keys except for recompilation),
but real convenient.  Now go ahead and use whatever you like (I don't make
money on it anyway...).  My version is available through the "SnailMail"
distribution scheme and also through Antic's Catalog (the PD section),
including source code (in C, about 175K, has been compiled also on UNIX).
An enhanced version (with mouse support, etc.) has been written by Dale
Schumacher.

- Moshe Braner

PS: Still seeking info on connecting an IBM-style 5" drive to the ST.

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Subject: Re: "microemacs"
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