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2 total messages Started by Harold Naparst Mon, 05 Jan 1987 20:20
Emacs for Masscomp
#83
Author: Harold Naparst
Date: Mon, 05 Jan 1987 20:20
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We MASSCOMP users have suffered with ved and vi long enough.  In the later
distributions of GNU Emacs, such 18.33, we find support for the MASSCOMP
5000 series.  I have not tried to load it, but would be pleased to hear from
someone that has.  The source is about 6 megabytes.  I am not sure about
how to get it, except that I have it.  Perhaps you can read comp.emacs to
find out how to get it from mit-prep.  As a last resort I can mail it to
you by email, but 6 megabytes is a lot !  Besides, I would have to shar it
all.
Harold Naparst (415)-848-4560

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[Why don't you submit the source to the Masscomp Users' Society Library?
That way you would not have to worry about distribution. -- sob ]
Re: Emacs for Masscomp
#87
Author: shore
Date: Fri, 09 Jan 1987 09:25
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In article <8701040523.AA15713@cartan.Berkeley.EDU> naparst@cartan.berkeley.edu (Harold Naparst) writes:
>We MASSCOMP users have suffered with ved and vi long enough.  In the later
>distributions of GNU Emacs, such 18.33, we find support for the MASSCOMP
>5000 series.  

EPI has modified Unipress Emacs V2.10 to run reasonably well on the 
5600, including some limited mouse support.  If you have 2.10 and
want these changes, let me know.  

John Shore
seismo!epiwrl!shore

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