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From: dave@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (David A Rasmussen)
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Subject: Re: EDT for UNIX?
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Date: 25 Jul 90 23:22:58 GMT
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From article <6529@tekcrl.LABS.TEK.COM>, by markh@squirrel.LABS.TEK.COM (Mark Henderson):
# In article <34305@ut-emx.UUCP> csquared@walt.cc.utexas.edu (Randy Clarke) writes:
#>     I've got several dozen programmers that are in the process of moving
#>from VMS to Unix...There has been alot of resistance to use vi, and I was
#>wondering if anyone knew of a version of EDT for Unix...source preferable,
#>but binary is okay...PD or licensed, doesn't matter.
# 
# Boston Business Computing has a product called EDT+, their phone number is
# +1 508 470 0444
# 
# Also, Mesira has MORMACS/EDT +1 408 425 7115
# 
# Both are available for SUN platforms...

Speaking of edt, is there an archive anywhere of gnu emacs .el files that
emulate different editors, at least to some degree? I keep getting questions
from people who like to use wordstar, word perfect, and so on. If someone
had an archive of these things, even if they did merely basic commands it
probably would be a boon to the techno turnips.

Seems to me I recall seeing a edt.el file. Others exist?

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