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Article #7448Re: Re: Re: query on IBM PC editors
From: Jim Celoni S.J.
Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1986 19:26
Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1986 19:26
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>>>> good editor for programming under MS-DOS... >>>for the PC commercially... BRIEF, EPSILON and KEDIT... >> adding PC/VI... > and MINCE, and small-but-effective Emacs clone. Since you mention Mark of the Unicorn's Mince, don't forget their FinalWord II (one of the three command sets shipped is from Emacs) and the (free) Emacs subsets MicroEmacs (3.7 or 30), Jove, and Max. +j
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