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> > There are several Emacen (pl?) around for the PC.  Most of them, however,
> > are rather home-brew, including the one I use most of the time.
> > I do know of one, however, that's both comprehensive and commercially
> > available.  It's Unipress Emacs, from Unipress Software, Inc.,
> > Suite 312, 2025 Lincoln Highway, Edison, NJ 08817, (201) 985-8000.
> > 
> > bill frolik
> > hp-pcd!bill
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> JOVE, (Joshua's own version of Emacs) is available for the PC.  It is public
> domain, and a almost totaly complete version of it's mainframe counter part.
> JOVE can be found on several main frames, and offers some very nice features.
> I preffer it to Emacs.  There was also a program for CP/m several years ago 
> that might be available for the PC.   It was Uince (I think).   I remember 
> something about it later becoming Perfect Writer, but I am not sure.
> 
> The Wumpus
> 

Oops, let me correct that.   JOVE stands for Jonathan's Own Version of Emacs.

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