Brief Lookalike Editor On Unix

[Don Allen]

In article <1991Jan9.195507.23848 at aplcen.apl.jhu.edu> tcs at mailer.jhuapl.edu (Carl Schelin) writes:
>In article <190 at dmdev.UUCP>, rohit at dmdev.UUCP (Rohit Mehrotra) says:
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>       < stuff deleted about Crisp, probably a great editor for Unix >
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>>Any programmer from the DOS world would be able to tell more about it. 
>>It is the largest selling editor in the DOS world. Cut and Paste, Formatting 
>>etc is very simple in this editor, as it does not use two modes.
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>>Rohit Mehrotra
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>
>Sorry to disappoint you, but I can't stand Brief. I perfer using QEdit for 
>all of my work. Simple but effective. I once watched someone trying to
>set it up and he eventually had to expand his environment to 3096 bytes.
>
>Of course, this is only my opinion and I do not represent in any sense
>of the word "Any programmer". ;-)
>
>No thanks... (but thanks anyway :-)
>
>Carl Schelin
>tcs at mailer.jhuapl.edu

Although I have both vi and Qedit on my pc at work, I absolutely love
the EASY way in which QEdit works..
 
Simple to use, easy to understand and as close as intuitive for a DOS
machine with it's "pop-up" menus.
 
Highly recommended and easily configurable to a custom setup. 
 
Available  on just about any IBM BBS anywheres. 
 
-Don-

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