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Subject: Advanced Beginners
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Date: 22 Mar 90 02:43:11 GMT
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 Date: 03-20-90 (08:02)              Number: 1624 (Echo)
   To: ALL                           Refer#: NONE
 From: MARK ANDREWS                    Read: (N/A)
 Subj: D85 FORTH AND EMACS           Status: PUBLIC MESSAGE

 I have copies of D85 and the DOS version of Emacs.  I read in the D85
 docs that it was possible to have D85 call Emacs to use as its editor. 
 Unfortunately, the D85 info assumes you know Forth well enough to see
 how another Forther added the Qedit editor, and substitute Emacs in its
 place.  I can't even see how D85 can call Qedit, much less Emacs; I am
 out of my depth.  Any hints from anyone?
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