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> spworley@netcom.com (Steven) writes:

   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. Since
   I got a new PB 145 to just type in text and C code, I suddenly realize
   how essential this editor is to me.

You could:

1) Buy MachTen by Tenon; it's a Mach that runs under MacOS (and on
   PowerBooks, no less!)
2) Hack the source to micro-emacs
3) Hack the source for GNU Emacs (...NOT!)

or:

4) ftp cs.rics.edu  user anonymous  password:yourname@yoursite
   cd pub/Alpha
   get Alpha.5.04.sea.hqx


Alpha is a cool editor with most of emacs functinoality, and it
is configurable using the "tickle" extension language. It's share-
ware, and some of the best money I've spent (along with ZTerm)

It of course also allows for full mouse-editting. You can hack
menus, command-control-option-escape-ctrl-X-keys, and just about
anything else to customize the editor.


And I'm only a satisfied user, no less!

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