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From: raymond@math.berkeley.edu (Raymond Chen)
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Subject: Re: PC emacs
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Date: 4 Oct 90 22:22:48 GMT
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In-Reply-To: alansari@copper.ucs.indiana.edu (Mohammad Al-Ansari)

In article <62179@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu>, alansari@copper (Mohammad Al-Ansari) writes:
>
>Where can one get a good emacs implementations for a DOS based
>machine?

Before everybody start following up like crazy, may I ask that
everybody interested in this question please grab the summary
from the comp.sys.ibm.pc.misc archives...  If you have anything
*new* to add, then by all means post it.  But I'm almost certain
that we're going to see five people posting instructions on
how to get Freemacs or whatever...

For people who don't know what I'm talking about, the archives live
on math.princeton.edu [128.112.128.157 for people with bogus host files],
available for anonymous ftp in the directory pub/rjc/csip/editor.Z

People who cannot ftp may obtain a copy by sending email to the
server program at rjc@math.princeton.edu, with a blank subject line,
and containing solely the two words

	send editor

P.S., I'm thinking of posting selected contents of the archives.
Anybody want to vote on which items they think would be most useful,
please send me email.