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In article <p8knq8d.spworley@netcom.com>, spworley@netcom.com asks:

>I'm looking for an Emacs port for the Mac: I have microemacs from
>sumex-aim, but I really want a complete emacs, instead of the
>tiny subset that microemacs has. (It doesn't even have search-and-replace!)
>If I can find a PD or shareware version, great, but I'd be even willing
>to pay for a commercial port or clone, like Epsilon on the PC. 

This question has an easy answer:  Alpha (shareware) is an excellent
emacs- clone/workalike.  The current version 5.04 is available on
cs.rice.edu in /public/Alpha.  It's got most of the same features
that make emacs addictive;  it's fully programmable through its 
embedded implementation of "tcl" and has with grep-like search/replace
built-in.  For $25 shareware, it's possibly the best buy in Mac software.
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