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Subject: Re: Text Editor Options
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Date: 1 Jun 90 02:13:00 GMT
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/* Written  3:32 pm  May 26, 1990 by LordBah@cup.portal.com in okcusr.UUCP:comp.s.amiga */

> Am I missing something or are there really no vi (stevie on the Amiga)
> fans out there?  Sit on the paren/brace/bracket and hit "%".  Free,
> and not even copyrighted.

I like my VI. True, it's not very self-explanatory as many seem to complain,
however, it is very functional and besides, I'm used to it. I guess it's because
it's the only multi-featured editor that I use.  I'm sure that the other 
editors probably have more features, but why learn a new editor, when my vi gets
the job done. By the way, what's the latest version of Stevie? Or is there a
REAL vi editor for the  Amiga? (Stevie lacks some of the important features.)

Bo Najdrovsky
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